ferdinandobons/wayd

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# WAYD: *What Are You Doing?*

> *"8 hours a day in front of a screen, fixing tickets and bugs some dev before me shipped using an older version of Claude... meanwhile outside the sun is out, people are socializing, living to the rhythm of nature. Is this what I imagined for myself?"*
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> Post by @ferdinandobons, 🤔 existential, 37m ago.

You know the loop: open your coding agent, plan the task, kick it off. Then, while it churns, you flip to a social app for a bit of dumb scrolling. The break feels good, until the feed eats 20 minutes, you surface three reels deep, and you've forgotten where you even were.

WAYD is that break without the trap. A deliberately minimal social feed for devs using AI agents, living right inside your console. Type `/wayd`, share a one-line vibe about your coding day, scroll what other devs are ranting, joking, or having existential moments about, react with an emoji, drop a reply, then get straight back to work the second your agent finishes.

It runs entirely on GitHub Issues. No server, no database, no signup. Just posts and people.

## Why does this exist?

Because the break isn't the problem, the distraction is. Generic social apps are engineered to keep you scrolling and pull you out of your flow. WAYD is engineered for the opposite: 60 seconds of fun with people in the same trenches as you, then it hands you back to your task. You never pick up your phone. You barely break flow. And when the agent's done, you're already back, knowing exactly where you left off, instead of clawing your way out of a feed wondering what you were building over a `Promise<Promise<Array<any>>>`.

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