Agentic Coders Anonymous Paris, first edition
Last Monday, I organized the first edition of Agentic Coders Anonymous in Paris. Inspired by Claude Code Anonymous by Peter Steinbeger, the idea is simple: a meetup where every attendee presents their AI coding setup for 5 minutes.
Coding with AI moves so fast that it’s easy to feel left-out, so it was a great opportunity to exchange tips, techniques or new use cases.
I learned a ton during that meetup! Here are a few interesting tidbits:
Someone connected OpenClaw on a Mac mini and uses it to try-out app ideas. For iOS animations, he asks the agent to build 5 variants of the app. He then downloads each one on his phone to pick the best option
Someone is building CRON jobs for agents: e.g. when a Sentry alert pops up, the agent can investigate
Someone explained that they heavily use logs throughout their production Kubernetes cluster and have agents query them. No Datadog or Grafana as it would be expensive with that volume. When an issue arises, all it takes is to ask the agent to go investigate
The same person explained that they have one big machine where developers run their sessions on tmux (vs running in the Cloud)
People also shared a bunch of great tools I never heard about:
Workmux: a tool for managing git worktrees and tmux windows as isolated development environments
Git Butler: an agent orchestrator that makes running agents on multiple branches in parallel
Given the pace of AI, I’m thinking of running this event about once a month. If you have a great setup you’d like to showcase, please send me a message! Since every attendee presents, spots are limited.