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Design & engineering partner for founders building AI products

Joined June 2026
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Yes famo Grok @Bot as a colleague and give it your hardest tasks!
Introducing Grok Bot 1.0. AI teammates that work alongside your whole team. Share Bots, collaborate with them in Slack and Teams, invite them to meetings, and watch them learn and become more helpful.
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Building a product is getting easier every day and it's great to see the business side catching up too @rhobusiness now lets founders incorporate and open a business account in one go in as little as 10 minutes You can even get the incorporation fee back by depositing $10K within the first 90 days Less paperwork and more time to focus on building A pretty nice step forward for anyone starting something new
Starting today, incorporating on @rhobusiness is free. You can form your company and open a Rho business account in one step, and it takes as little as 10 minutes. How it works: Open a Rho account and deposit $10K in your first 90 days. You'll then receive a refund on the incorporation fee. We want to make 2026 a record for new business creation - and break the record in 2027 - one easy incorporation at a time.
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AI agents are getting a lot more useful when they can actually take work off your plate @n8n_io just introduced Nod from n8n Labs an open source personal agent with its own computer and browser It can prep your calls, chase invoices and handle tasks across apps and websites while you stay in control Pretty exciting to see AI moving beyond answering questions and actually getting things done
Meet Nod, your own open-source personal agent from n8n Labs Ask it to prep your calls, collect invoices or cancel a subscription It runs on your computer with its own browser to get the job done across apps and websites, using the AI provider you choose👇
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This is the kind of ClaudeCode improvement that actually makes a difference Background subagents no longer need to reread the full conversation every 30sec just to check progress Haiku 5.5 now uses short notes for status updates and the results look pretty impressive • 99% cheaper status updates • 5% less overall usage • 6% more prompts within the same limits Less wasted context and more room to get things done A pretty nice win for anyone running multiple agents
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What caught my attention is that Hedra actually built this tech for its own models first Now @hedra_labs is opening that same stack with Hedra Model Factory, letting teams post train on their own data, deploy and keep improving their models Really curious to see what people build with this especially in robotics
🤝 Paid partnership
Introducing Hedra Model Factory: an autonomous inference and training platform for building models for the real world. The recursive self-improvement loop behind frontier research has been locked inside a few labs. We're opening it to teams in robotics, manufacturing, biology and defense. Our researchers come from Stanford, NVIDIA and Meta Superintelligence Labs. Now we work alongside your team to post-train and optimize your models.
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Being able to text your coding agent while you're away from your desk and still get things done is a pretty exciting step forward @inkbox_ai is making this possible with Claude Code over iMessage so you can review, test and merge right from your phone And now with hosted agents, Codex and Hermes can wake up when messages arrive, keep their files and context between sessions and sleep when idle This is getting much closer to what having a real AI teammate should feel like
🤝 Paid partnership
We raised $5.3M to give AI agents a computer to run on, with their own email, phone, iMessage, and WhatsApp Led by @peakxvpartners, with @rauchg, @sternhenri, @jefrankle, @cjc, and @daniel_levine Today we’re launching hosted agents on @inkbox_ai. Your agent runs next to its communication channels, so it never misses a reply. It sleeps when idle, so you don’t pay for downtime. In the 4 months since our YC launch, we’ve processed millions of messages for AI agents.
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AI models will keep evolving and your company’s memory should grow with them not start over. @GraphonAI just raised $35M only six months after its seed round 94% accuracy on LoCoMo with just 7.9K tokens and #1 on ATM-Bench Keeping memory separate from the model is such a smart approach Excited to see what comes next!
🤝 Paid partnership
After years working on robot memory at @NASAJPL, @GoogleDeepMind , @Meta and @nvidia, @clarkzhango and I kept asking: why does AI still forget? Today, with @deepakmishraVC, we’re announcing @GraphonAI and our $35M Series A just 6 months after our seed. • #1 on ATM-Bench, ATM-Bench Hard • 94% on LoCoMo • 84% on DolphinBench, 10x cheaper • A new cost-accuracy frontier across 7 benchmarks businessinsider.com/graphon-…
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This could be a huge opportunity for businesses! Having a profile and an AI agent inside ChatGPT could completely change how brands connect with customers. With so many people already using ChatGPT, getting in early feels like a smart move. Really curious to see how this evolves!
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An AI that reacts while you’re still talking That’s the detail that caught my attention Meet Emma built on @nuance_ai’s Nuplex model It listens and reacts simultaneously, using expressions and visual cues to help manage the flow of conversation I’m excited about what that could mean for practicing a tough conversation or meeting a game character you can actually talk things through with Timing and little reactions matter so much
🤝 Paid partnership
The first AI persona you’ll actually want to meet face-to-face. Most AI personas stare blankly while you talk. Emma reacts while you’re still speaking. After 18 months of research at @nuance_ai, this is Emma, built on Nuplex, our full-duplex audiovisual foundation model.
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Saw this yesterday and it really caught my eye Someone made a jacket out of dollar bills Such a cool and creative idea!🤌🏽
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An AI CEO running three real businesses? Now that’s interesting @skyfallai says Steve is already growing AlphaSocial and stabilizing Gamma promo What stands out is the approach: predict, act or learn and keep improving And with up to $2M planned for the Steve Startups Program things could get even more interesting Curious to see where this goes @spisallyouneed
🤝 Paid partnership
Introducing Steve: the World’s first AI CEO for fully Autonomous companies. Powered by World Models, Recursive Self Learning, a Policy Engine and a team of specialist AI agents, it runs your business end-to-end 🔥. Proof? Steve currently runs 3 businesses we acquired and they are all crushing it (numbers in thread 🧵) We’re now launching the Steve Startups Program of $2M to acquire 5 additional startups for Steve to automate. Join us in the Autonomous Enterprise revolution 🚀.
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Touch grass, its healthy Sea or nah?
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AI is getting harder to break. But jailbreaks are getting smarter too The new FMF framework brings something we actually need: a way to tell which threats really matter Because not every bypass is a crisis
We partnered with @fmf_org and its member firms on a new framework to help identify when bypassing an AI system's safeguards could enable serious cyber harm, and prioritize stronger protections. "...This framework is an important step toward a common methodology for evaluating and comparing the severity of cyber jailbreaks, including the capabilities they unlock and how readily they can be used. Shared approaches like this can help the AI and security communities build a clearer evidence base and prioritize improvements to safeguards." - OpenAI's Sasha Baker, Head of National Security Policy frontiermodelforum.org/updat…
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I brought Reynolds a what if and turned it into an engineering experiment. My idea: explore a laptop cooling stand with no extra fan or electricity. I compared three designs: flat on a desk, raised, and tilted with an air channel. I used Reynolds to generate geometry and meshes, run OpenFOAM simulations, visualize airflow, and create CAD concepts for 3D printing all in my browser. I loved watching my idea take shape, from a few sentences to models and visuals I could explore. Now I want to test more ideas If you have an engineering what if give Reynolds a try I’d love to see what you create! 🔗github.com/InviscidAI/OpenRe…
🤝 Paid partnership
We are Introducing an AI engineer that turns physics simulations into better designs It redesigned a data centre’s cooling system to use less electricity and found a turbine blade that beat a leading published design Today we’re open-sourcing the simulation agent behind it
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Starting a new job with a proper holiday sounds pretty good to me New engineers at @getserval start with a paid week away and a luxury vacation worth up to $10k planned by a concierge If a Serval employee refers you and you join you and that employee each get $30k on top Giving people time to recharge before they start building is a thoughtful move from @AlexAtServal and the team 🔗serval.com/careers
🤝 Paid partnership
Starting today, every engineer who joins Serval begins with a weeklong, $10,000 paid vacation. We’re building the next generational company. We need generational talent to see it through. Our mission has always been to empower people across every team to turn their understanding of a problem into working, trustworthy automations. Making that function inside the largest enterprises takes world-class engineering. That’s what you’d be joining us to do. There are foundational decisions still to make, and the engineers making them will shape the future of how big we can build this company. We want you to arrive rested and ready to do the best work of your life. So your first week is a chance to get away. And if a @getserval employee refers you, both you and that employee receive $30,000, on top of the vacation. Come build with us: serval.com/careers
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I’d honestly start with one question how much are all my subscriptions costing me every month? @claudeai is introducing Personal Finance so you can ask about your spending and upcoming bills using data from the accounts you connect Having that picture in one conversation would make planning my month so much easier Access is read only and there are no ads or sponsored recommendations US beta for now but I’m hoping this reaches more countries soon
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This is the kind of progress that gets me excited about building with AI. Per Reducto’s benchmark, r-1 mini’s document parsing output was preferred over GPT-6.1 Sol on 57.7% of evaluated pages in a blind comparison, at 1/18 of the cost base parsing is $1 per 1,000 pages I immediately think about a research agent digging through years of reports. at that price, there’s more room to include the documents you might otherwise skip. I’d give it a pile of PDFs with messy financial tables first and check whether the numbers keep their meaning across rows and columns. Getting useful document data into more builders’ hands is a direction I’m happy to see. studio.reducto.ai
Models are becoming smarter, faster, and cheaper, but the OCR industry hasn’t kept up. We’re launching r-1 mini: the first model to offer truly premium parsing without the premium pricing. At $1/1000 pages, r-1 mini beats options that cost up to 25x as much.
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AI agents are getting way more interesting than I expected @vercel recently introduced agentdesktop through Vercel Labs, bringing computer use to coding agents across macOS, Windows and Linux I love where this is heading😊 We're moving from AI that tells us how to do things to AI that can actually help get them done And honestly, that makes me want to build even more
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we went from AI can’t count the r’s in strawberry to finding 948 Linux kernel vulnerabilities and generating patches in a single run I get being skeptical, but at some point you have to update the argument the conversation is moving faster than the jokes
Replying to @OpenAI
The pipeline finds security-relevant code, scans for vulnerabilities, reproduces them in isolated environments, tests whether they can be exploited, and generates candidate patches. Human researchers review the results before reporting vulnerabilities and propose fixes to maintainers.
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A cinematic shot like this makes me excited about having more room to experiment. What interests me about @startvoyager is the planning before generation: storyboards, Blender previs and test drafts to help get the shot right with fewer retries. Seedance 2.5 at 720p also costs 50% less than Higgsfield, according to the launch thread. More creative possibilities within the same budget. That’s a direction I’m happy to see
🤝 Paid partnership
We just made a 5x cheaper Higgsfield. Voyager gives you AI video models like Seedance 2.5 at half Higgsfield’s price. More importantly, it cuts wasted generations. Users get final outputs in 2–3x fewer API calls. Half the price per generation. A fraction of the generations.
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