If GitHub Gists could run And AWS Lambda were fun
Every val gets its own blobs
Potluck joined the team. Claude became our biggest source of new users
100ms deploys from Claude Code, Codex & Cursor
If Claude Code is Amazon, Val Town is same-day shipping
The month of Claude Code. Plus, redesigning the core val UI
Val Town is the Salt Fat Acid Heat of vibe coding platforms
Claude managed agents, OpenAI voice agents, domaining, and more
The perils of logging in
April had 8% revenue growth. New focus: Claude Code + Val Town MCP
We tried hand rolling social listening before moving to Octolens
Whether or not you read the code, it's gotta be ert
21% revenue growth. Everyone's building AI agents and internal tools. You should deploy them on Val Town
Better Townie system prompt, std/oauth, migrating from Clerk to BetterAuth, Deno 2.7.5, and more
Calling vals with GPT Realtime 1.5, NYC doorman, email and voice agents, and more
Our first public investor update
Townie v5, MCP, Revamped SQLite, Teams, LSP, and more
Your agent should answer to you, not your vendor
Valentine's Day, ATProto, & other vals we love
Every user gets a database interface!
Townie v5, powered by Val Town MCP and Claude 4.5
Finding new customers & hires from your GitHub stargazers
Why Val Town is selling inbound lead qualification to B2B startups
Bring Val Town to your favorite LLM
Continuing to fund open source software
I/O with a val in the middle
How I wrangle the many tools that we use to build Val Town
Write your scripts on the internet, from your terminal, or in any editor
Running the Deno LSP to make our TypeScript language tools dramatically better
Bring Val Town to work
Enriching users to find ideal customers
Code that nobody understands is tech debt
Townie is now pay-per-use
Mutli-file vals, local development, new Townie, new Search, and much more
Saying goodbye to a platform we admired
Vals are being upgraded to support multiple files, folders, and more
We migrated this blog to Val Town Projects
Val runs failed due to a database migration that was not backward compatible
