AICodeKing

Superpowers is a GitHub repo by Obra that transforms AI coding agents from 'fast interns' into disciplined development workflows by implementing structured methodologies like brainstorming, planning, TDD, and code review. The workflow is model-agnostic and compatible with multiple tools including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Open Code, and Kilo CLI.

Boris Churnney, who built Claude Code, shared his favorite hidden features that most users underutilize. The video covers advanced capabilities like session mobility between devices, automation with loops and scheduling, hooks for programmable behavior, and parallel work management that transform Claude Code from a simple chat tool into a comprehensive development environment.

The video demonstrates how to create a powerful coding agent called 'GLM Mythos' using GLM 5.1 as the base model for just $3. The setup combines Kilo CLI, King Mode system prompts, front-end design skills, and GSD workflow methodology to create what feels like a premium product builder rather than basic AI coding assistance.

The video demonstrates how to use GLM 5.1 with OpenClaw through KiloClaw, arguing that GLM 5.1 is better suited for agentic workflows than casual chatting. KiloClaw provides a hosted OpenClaw service that eliminates the complex setup and maintenance typically required for OpenClaw.

The speaker provides early access testing results for GLM 5.1, revealing it's a post-training update of GLM5 that's significantly better for agentic tasks but tends to overuse code unnecessarily in regular chat scenarios. Despite ranking fifth on general benchmarks due to regression in non-agentic conversations, it achieves second position on agentic leaderboards.