poteto
A software engineer known as the author of pstack and grokbot and as a contributor to the Cursor development tool. A former Meta engineer, poteto is recognized for methodologies involving large-scale AI-assisted software development.
Timeline (last 90 days)
poteto is a developer's Twitter handle; she previously worked at Cursor, XAI later acquired Cursor, and she now submits 2,500 PRs per month to Cursor and GrokBot.
poteto's post about the 2,500 PRs garnered nearly 3 million views on X
poteto is the author of pstack, contributed to the development of grokbot and Cursor, and previously worked at Meta
The core logic of the trust ladder is that the more you trust an agent, the more complex tasks you can have it perform or the larger the scale you can expand to, and the key to climbing higher is transforming the environment in which the agent operates rather than waiting for the model to become more capable
poteto pushed approximately 2,500 PRs to production last month
poteto extracts deterministic parts into scripts or CLIs placed inside skills in order to save context and improve speed and consistency
poteto built an internal framework called Deon, similar to an internal Next.js inside an Electron app, with strict lint rules and conventional directory structure
poteto believes that if only one skill could be kept, the most important skill would be verification
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poteto is a developer's Twitter handle; she previously worked at Cursor, XAI later acquired Cursor, and she now submits 2,500 PRs per month to Cursor and GrokBot.
50%Unverifiedpoteto is the author of pstack, contributed to the development of grokbot and Cursor, and previously worked at Meta
50%UnverifiedThe core logic of the trust ladder is that the more you trust an agent, the more complex tasks you can have it perform or the larger the scale you can expand to, and the key to climbing higher is transforming the environment in which the agent operates rather than waiting for the model to become more capable
50%Unverifiedpoteto believes that if only one skill could be kept, the most important skill would be verification
50%Unverifiedpoteto extracts deterministic parts into scripts or CLIs placed inside skills in order to save context and improve speed and consistency
50%Unverifiedpoteto built an internal framework called Deon, similar to an internal Next.js inside an Electron app, with strict lint rules and conventional directory structure
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