shipping today 4 new ai integrations for actionflows: ✅ openai (gpt-4o, gpt-5 nano) ✅ claude (sonnet 4.5, haiku 4.5) ✅ deepseek (v3.2) ✅ google generative ai (gemini 2.0 flash) idea to production: 8 days let's see what breaks lol

actionflows now supports 4 ai providers what this means for you: → pick the right model for each task → route to cheapest option → test different models easily → no vendor lock-in basically: more options, less problems link in bio

question for anyone building with ai: has your workflow ever broken because the api went down or hit rate limits? what did you do? drop your horror stories below

ran 100 workflows through actionflows smart routing breakdown: - 60 simple tasks → deepseek: $0.13 - 25 standard tasks → google flash: $0.13 - 12 complex tasks → claude: $0.11 - 3 critical tasks → openai: $0.04 total cost: $0.41 if i'd used only openai for all 100: $1.30

shipped feature in actionflows ai this week: team collaboration share workflows with your team real-time editing version control built in example: teammate editing? → you see changes live zero friction

spent 6 hours debugging claude's api auth yesterday docs said one thing reality was completely different finally got it working at 5pm that feeling when the test request finally succeeds? >> this is why we build still recovering with coffee today

late afternoon coding session coffee's gone cold but the integrations are coming together this is my favorite time to build, everyone else is done for the day

been testing all 4 AI models here's what actually works: need good writing? claude's your guy just want it fast and cheap? deepseek something mission critical? openai (boring but reliable) experimenting? google's free tier spent $ learning this the hard way so you don't have to

Working on something big for ActionFlows. Adding 4 new AI integrations this week. OpenAI isn't the only player in town anymore 👀 Shipping soon.

IBM: 92% of execs planning AI automation by 2025. Most have budget. Most have buy-in. Most have NO idea where to start. What's blocking you? Integration / Tools / Security / Cost / Other? Reply = my roadmap.

Unpopular opinion: "AI will automate everything" asks the wrong question. Right question: "What can AI orchestrate?" Automation ≠ Orchestration Single task automation? Easy. Multi-step workflow orchestration? Hard. Most tools stuck at step one.

the real ai race isn't gpt-5 vs claude opus 4.1 → sonnet 4.5 → haiku 4.5 in 10 weeks. while everyone talks benchmarks, anthropic is just shipping. that's the competitive moat now. not smarter. faster. velocity beats perfection every time. winner takes all.

Yeni dönemde bilgimi paylaşma tutkumla öğrencilerimle Doğuş Üniversitesi’nde buluşuyorum. Algoritma-Programlama ve Otonom Sistemler dersleri ile sizle olacağım. C++/Python ile kodlayacağız. Bol bol sektörel proje için hazır mıyız? Her Salı-Perşembe kampüsteyim, sorularınızla gelin!

thursday morning realization: we're not building apps anymore. we're building interfaces for autonomous systems that will outlast us. code accordingly.

breaking: Gartner predicts 15% of your work decisions will be made by AI agents by 2028. not assisted by AI. MADE by AI. the future isn't remote work. it's AI coworkers making decisions while you sleep.

while everyone was debating ChatGPT vs Claude, Microsoft quietly built the world's first quantum chip. Majorana 1 changes everything. by 2033 all Microsoft products will be quantum-safe. your current encryption? already obsolete.

iOS 26’s liquid glass design looks stunning in demos but creates accessibility nightmares. translucent interfaces = readability issues for visually impaired users. apple prioritizes aesthetic wow factor over inclusive design once again.

apple jumped from iOS 18 straight to iOS 26. skipped 7 versions just like that. either they’re really bad at counting or really good at creating buzz.

gm to all devs who are debugging ai hallucinations before their first coffee

new flatmate

delete unused components. your future self will thank you.

weekend commits don’t define you. balance does. take a nap, not a PR.

iphone air dropped at 5.6mm. last year me: “no way phones get thinner.” today me: best phone insurance 2025

google's "nano banana" just broke the internet. 10M+ new gemini users, #1 on image editing leaderboards try it: gemini app → upload photo → "turn me into 3d cartoon" basically photoshop but free and actually works 🍌

ai: i've generated perfect code production: hold my beer me: why do i hear fortunate son playing?

unpopular opinion: most "10x developers" aren't writing 10x more code. they're making 10x better decisions 1/12

what's the most impressive thing you've built with ai assistance this week?

solid ai workflow: think through architecture ai handles implementation code review everything ship with confidence

complaining about ai coding tools is like complaining about IDEs in the 90s

how do you actually learn new tech?

2020: ai will never code 2025: ai, refactor this but keep it maintainable

startup reality: the best code is code you don't write. solve problems with existing tools before building custom solutions

ai coding tools getting better every month. feels like we're in the golden age of productivity

microsoft quietly integrating claude into copilot. plot twist: ai companies are just playing musical chairs

gm to all the devs who replaced their rubber duck with claude

spending time fighting ai tools instead of learning to use them is career limiting

friday mood: how much of your code is ai-generated?

secret sauce: end every prompt with "also explain what could go wrong" - saves you from ai overconfidence

ai tip: add "use typescript" to any js prompt. suddenly your ai assistant becomes a type safety evangelist

anthropic claiming claude 4 beats gpt-4o in coding. meanwhile my hello world still has 3 bugs

anthropic raised $13B last week. meanwhile i'm here optimizing my claude prompts to save $0.50 on api calls. priorities.

gm to devs who actually ship instead of tweeting about shipping

cursor tip: write comments before code. ai reads your intent better than your mind

unpopular opinion your ai-generated code still needs tests. yes, even the "perfect" ones

wrapped up the model! starting with docs first paid off at this stage. now I’ve moved on to figma and working on the ui details identified the missing parts in the design and created a plan to complete them. I also started drafting a simple content marketing plan for the launch. #day4buildlog

“Boşver, başını belaya sokma.” Lost in fear, where silence feels safer than truth.

day 3 of the #30dayshipchallenge complete! ✔️ i focused on preparing architecture documentation today and continued developing my seed data models. wednesday is client day so i didn't write a lot of code, but still logged 8h 2mins in wakatime! #day3buildlog #buildinginpublic

I started my day by saying, "I'm going to push some boundaries today," and I really did! I added 300+ models to our database in a standardized format, taking the project to the next level! The system's getting more organized, and love it. #day2ofshipping #buildinginpublic #30DayShipChallenge

I'm starting my #30DayShipChallenge to put those finishing touches on our web project v1. (yeah I'm an iOS dev too btw) no overthinking it this time, just building with whatever tools get the job done. #BuildInPublic #Day1ofShipping let's see where this takes us! wanna join? drop a comment!

Monday vibes hitting just right! ⭐️ I got an early start today and actually made progress! shipped some database models, set up seed data, and pushed everything to GitHub. now we're almost ready for proper testing!