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Rob Morgan

@_rjm_
Building runtimes and sandboxes for AI coding agents. CTO • DevOps • 50M+ OSS downloads ex @gruntwork_io, @LocafoxDE, @theiconicau
🇦🇺Perth, Australia
robmorgan.id.au
Born January 3
Joined December 2009
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    Rob Morgan
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    Mar 19
    Agents today are where terminals were in the 90s. • No orchestration • No persistence • Constant context switching So we’re all using tmux… for something it was never designed for. I’m building agentd - a runtime for long-lived coding agents. Follow along if you care
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    Rob Morgan
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    Mar 27
    𝚊𝚐𝚎𝚗𝚝 𝚕𝚜 now shows repo state per session: • Δ dirty changes • ↑ commits ahead of base No more guessing what each agent actually did.
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    Rob Morgan
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    Mar 24
    Fast switching between long-lived agent sessions, with attention built in. Been working on a small runtime to make this trivial. Zero tmux.
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    Rob Morgan
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    Mar 24
    Living in Perth has its perks - while most of the world sleeps, I’ve been running flat-out on Claude’s 2× limits without hitting a wall.
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    Rob Morgan
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    Mar 23
    I had 6 coding agents running last week. different terminals lost outputs no idea which one needed me felt like babysitting chaos I’ve been building agentd a single place to run, track, and coordinate agents. Tmux, but for agents. early preview soon.
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