Andras Bacsai

Andras Bacsai

@heyandras.dev

I somehow turned a free, open source software (https://coolify.io) into a real business (https://coollabs.io) with $34k+ MRR.

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I am running out of my 32GB ram of my linux remote PC (in the garage lol), so I am using Grok Bot's cloud VMs as well. What have I became. :D

Grok Bot inspired. It starts to look good, just a few iterations and we are ready to go. :) You get all the Agent stuffs, but on your own servers and with your own subscriptions.

this is true. im a devops guy turned into entrepreneur. but recently i installed and configured servers purely with ai, and omg.

i also tested the ux of grok bot with cursor cloud agents and just wow. weekly opus 5.5 was used in a hour lol but grok 4.7 fast is going through stuffs like if there us no tomorrow

Jean's new Agent feature is getting in a state where it is useful and could be used properly. A few days of UX improvements and it is good to go. (icons are just temporary :D )

Everyone will need a local AI, running without any restrictions in the near future, just to be able to do ANYTHING with it, and not get stopped by "security reasons".

i was thinking a lot if my teenage version would be proud to me. on one hand, sure, as i made something incredible (hard to believe and acknowledge this, but i think i can say this without blinking rapidly) but on the other hand, i lost lots of things.

the enjoyment of just playing games and being purely myself. i feel i am in a mask all the time, not online in social platforms, but irl. am i alone with these? probably not.

I am currently in a state when I would like to use more agents type of work (works fully automated) for bugfixes at least. but I am "afraid" it will make some shit. I review most of the fixes even if its do a full test with real servers and real data.

all the things you learn through life is mostly not just to memorize them. it basically teaches you how to learn new things. so never doubt it is worth it or not. i posted yesterday that i feel im not learning enough nowadays, but i just realized that i learn totally different things.

I feel like im not learning anymore while i code. im not sure if that is good or bad. i create value, so it should be good right?

we are almost finished with 4.5 with a lot of improvements and features, but I will spend a few days or a week to improve UX/UI a lot. Here are some experiments. - Centered mode by default, and removed icons for the secondary sidebar to reduce icon fatigue.

- Canvas to visually see, move and connect (just visually atm) different resources in a project/env or in a server. - Floating UI that is just cool. This is also preparing for v5, where the canvas will be your main thing.