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Posts by Maximilian Kaske

LLMs are like doctors who’ll write the prescription you hint at.

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a man in a cowboy hat is holding a cup of coffee and says we 'll be waiting ALT: a man in a cowboy hat is holding a cup of coffee and says we 'll be waiting
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Stop Worrying About Scaling. Focus on Your Product First.
Stop Worrying About Scaling. Focus on Your Product First. YouTube video by OpenStatus

New short from our first podcast with @mxkaske.dev

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omg I‘m visualizing it

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The reason why openstatus is remote

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dont crash

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openstatus | Episode1 - Zero to openstatus
openstatus | Episode1 - Zero to openstatus YouTube video by OpenStatus

The first @openstatus.dev podcast is here 🔥

youtu.be/AjXrXlOYAoM

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Took us only 3 years. 🚀

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screenshot of max and me recording a podcast with riverside

screenshot of max and me recording a podcast with riverside

We are trying something new wiht @mxkaske.dev

first @openstatus.dev podcast soon 🚀

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Introduction Overview of the data-table system architecture and layers

read more logs.run/docs

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“last 7d errors on api” ✨

natural language filters for data tables powered by @vercel.com ai gateway

→ logs.run/i

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openstatus new cli

openstatus new cli

Just pushed a new version of @openstatus.dev CLI

follow clig.dev guidelines

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😭

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Nobody should hand-code a data table in 2026 We have rebuilt the data-table-filters with a single schema, state management adapters, shadcn registry distribution, and an AI agent skill.

Read more www.openstatus.dev/blog/nobody-...

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Introduction Overview of the data-table system architecture and layers

Stop hand-coding data tables.

We've refactored the code base to make it easier. Including a shadcn registry and an agent SKILL[.]md.

→ logs.run/docs

It's not a library. It's a playbook.

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If you're ever looking for status page components, we've published a @shadcn.com component registry built specifically for that.

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If you have a website and not using @openstatus.dev speed check you're missing out 🤯

I was able to improve the performance in some regions by up to 150x 🤯

They have an AI skill you can install to let agents check the performance in multiple regions at once.

Link ⬇️

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that’s the way

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my life in a nutshell rn

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yes

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One API to Rule Them All: Migrating from zod-openapi to ConnectRPC We're unifying our internal tRPC API and public REST API into a single ConnectRPC service. Here's how we're doing it—and how AI is accelerating the migration.

We are going full connectRPC by @buf.build

www.openstatus.dev/blog/migrati...

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time to market it

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Introducing Status Page Components A major architectural refactor that decouples status pages from monitors, enabling flexible status reporting and better self-hosting support.

Status pages started simple @openstatus.dev: a page showed the uptime of a monitor. That assumption shaped our entire data model - and eventually became our biggest limitation.

Not anymore.

openstatus.dev/blog/status-...

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shipper and sipper

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A component form card listing the current status page components. An open dropdown suggests you can connect monitor and static components while third-party components are yet disabled.

A component form card listing the current status page components. An open dropdown suggests you can connect monitor and static components while third-party components are yet disabled.

its been a long way - we are going to improve the status page experience with page components

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do no mistakes

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💯

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Noticing the same esp for frontend code.

Different story for backend, which can also be more unit tested so ai is less prone.

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💯

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most people are forced to use it 😂

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