replying to @Olwiba
Debugging as a Scooby-Doo mystery actually makes sense. Follow the clues, suspect the wrong dependency, eventually discover it was your own code all along 😄
Chris Dossman
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Chris Dossman
@lemoz
AI products & agent infrastructure. fort-gym, ShiftBoss, Media Ops Agent. Google Developer Expert in ML.
- New York / San Francisco
- www.linkedin.com/in/christopherdossman/
- github.com/lemoz
- Joined October 2026
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Today
replying to @msamgan
I’ve been building Mainline and just went through another round of this. Getting the core feature live was one milestone; getting onboarding and analytics working end to end was another. What are you working on?
I started a url shorter project just for the sake for playing around with inertia. Then I started to feel it. Today I wrote most of the core. It felt really good.
replying to @almokhtarbr
Your MCP docs say deploy_app builds the latest commit. Can it target a specific SHA? With multiple agents working in parallel, I’d want to deploy the exact revision that was reviewed, even if another commit landed in the meantime.
Yes, as of today. deploy_app takes an optional ref: a full commit SHA, a tag or a branch. Railyard builds exactly that revision, even if newer commits landed on the branch since it was reviewed:
deploy_app { "app": "my-app", "ref": "3f2a9c1d4b5e6f708192a3b4c5d6e7f8091a2b3c" }…
RailyardMCP for AI agents · Docs · RailyardLet Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client list, inspect, deploy and restart your apps with a scoped token. Destructive actions wait for a human.
Yesterday
replying to @sixlive
This feels like something I’d put in my agent’s output rules: when the destination is Docs or email, use this to produce ready-to-paste rich text before handing it back. That last formatting step should be part of finishing the task. Have you thought about exposing it through a…
replying to @raphaelstolt
There’s a nice thread through these: all the little jobs around maintaining and releasing software. Keeping that straight gets messy when you have several projects going. Which one gets the most use in your own workflow?
Currently the
lean-package-validator and composer-peel for my own PHP packages though the last one is a hell of a micro optimisation.replying to @davidhellmann
The “I’ve wanted this for ages” part is familiar. I’m using coding agents across a bunch of projects too, and having a specific problem in mind helps a lot. Did you build these against an existing Craft site, or get them working in a clean install first?
That's @lemoz's first reply.