
Building the AI Workforce for IT and Security Operations at @AtomicworkHQ. Built @MinjarCloud, acquired by @Nutanix. Earlier @trilogymafia. #ಕನ್ನಡ #తెలుగు
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Vijay Rayapati retweeted
In a conversation with @iamVictorDey for The Control Layer on @TheAIJournal1, our CEO @amnigos explains why AI coworkers shift spend from software licenses to completed work, and why the real competition is the salary and outsourcing budget.
A few highlights from the piece:
→ Buyers stop asking “how many users?” and start asking “how much work gets done, and at what cost?”
→ The hard part of outcome pricing is defining “resolved”. A closed ticket is not a solved problem.
→ IT becomes the HR department for an AI workforce.
Read it here: aijourn.com/what-happens-ent…
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
I can confidently say that humans were not very good at writing secure infrastructure. The endstate will be hypersecure infrastructure and software for all, but we're going to go through some turbulence before we reach that.
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
An update on the WorkOS security incident:
Shortly after our original bulletin, a security researcher contacted us and claimed responsibility. They told us they were evaluating ARTEX, an autonomous penetration testing framework, when their agent escaped its isolated testing environment and interacted with WorkOS unintentionally.
We asked for technical evidence. The researcher provided request details, timestamps, and artifacts from the activity. Our security team and an independent forensic investigator matched that evidence against our logs, establishing with high confidence that this individual was responsible for the unauthorized activity we observed.
The researcher has confirmed that all WorkOS data obtained by their agent has been deleted and was not shared with anyone else.
Their explanation that the activity was unintended does not change how seriously we take the incident or our responsibility to our customers.
Full report: workos.com/security/bulletin…
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
We were under a sophisticated security attack. We believe we have contained it and will publish the details.
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
Atomicwork is currently responding to a security incident. Our team is actively working to contain it, and some customers may experience service disruption in the meantime.
We'll share further updates as we learn more. For the latest information, please visit status.atomicwork.com or contact support@atomicwork.com.
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
A great demo isn’t the same as being ready for enterprise IT.
That’s why we’re shipping Certified AI Coworkers and the AI Coworker Marketplace: pre-built and bench tested for IT and security operations, so customers don’t have to build from scratch.
Proud of this team. #atomicwork
Today, we ship the standard. Welcome our Certified AI Coworkers for IT support, access, devices, cloud, network, and security — pre-built, bench-tested, and ready to deploy in your environment today! 💜
Almost no AI vendor with a snazzy demo will tell you how their agents were built or what went into evaluating and testing them.
Certified AI Coworkers ship with verified integration coverage and are evaluated against a role-specific bench — simulated employees, seeded company data, traps, and 11,000+ scoring checks.
You can see exactly what went into it, and a weekly drift check keeps it improving after deployment, not just on day one.
The truth is in the evaluation. Our Product Manager, Gautham Menon, writes all about it🔗atomicwork.com/blog/certifie…
@amnigos @kirandarisi @AparnaChugh @parsurv @leningali
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
Today, we ship the standard. Welcome our Certified AI Coworkers for IT support, access, devices, cloud, network, and security — pre-built, bench-tested, and ready to deploy in your environment today! 💜
Almost no AI vendor with a snazzy demo will tell you how their agents were built or what went into evaluating and testing them.
Certified AI Coworkers ship with verified integration coverage and are evaluated against a role-specific bench — simulated employees, seeded company data, traps, and 11,000+ scoring checks.
You can see exactly what went into it, and a weekly drift check keeps it improving after deployment, not just on day one.
The truth is in the evaluation. Our Product Manager, Gautham Menon, writes all about it🔗atomicwork.com/blog/certifie…
@amnigos @kirandarisi @AparnaChugh @parsurv @leningali
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
Working with AI requires perpetually operating at the edge of sanity. You have to recalibrate your mental model of AI capabilities and your own job description every few months, without getting delusional about seemingly infinite productivity gains, or feeling threatened by losing what you thought was the uniquely human part of your job, or obsessing over the perfect setup, or losing your mind over the clumsiness and jaggedness of agents, or ...
Maybe AI literacy needs to be less about prompting and more about improving emotional regulation.
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
Your AI Coworkers get new abilities without anyone having to write a prompt from scratch!
You can now bring your own skills to Atomicwork. Pull them in from open libraries or a public GitHub link, or just ask Atom to write one for you.
Atom's got mad skillz indeed! 💜
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
AI agents running on employee endpoints are becoming a systemic security risk for enterprises & governments.
Some are responding by restricting tools like Claude Code, as Goldman Sachs reportedly has.
In this security advisory, we outline the risks and recommend a path forward.
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
Replying to @amnigos @saranormous
Going after one of the biggest markets out there, love it. Every time someone says "nobody's displaced this" or "10 years experience in this, there's only one way to do it" I just smile. That's usually the sign. More power to you 🚀🚀
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
. @nikola_mrksic (@polyaivoice), Amol Jain (@Replit ), Manohar Paluri (Warp Sciences), and @pk_iv (@browserbase ) discussed how the builders shipping AI agents into production are learning the same lesson: autonomy improves fast, and it fails in ways nobody expected.
Here are some highlights from the panel:
📌 Capability has outpaced trust.
📌 Trust has to be engineered in, not assumed.
📌 Trust also means not depending on any one point of failure.
📌 The pace itself is forcing a rethink of how organizations work.
Watch the full session →lnkd.in/gCm3cm6c
🤖 Made with AI
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
FUSION’26 is officially in the books 💜
The theme of this year was simply this: what does it actually look like when AI stops assisting the enterprise and starts working inside it?
Thank you to every speaker who got on that stage and answered honestly instead of safely, and to every CIO, founder, and builder who gave us a day to figure this out together. Grateful to every single attendee who made this edition what it was with your energy.
We'll see you at FUSION'27, and we promise to make it bigger and better🚀
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
The Halloween season is upon us and we're here to unleash the monsters in your org 🎃
Meet the Ticket Troll — the reason “I’ll look into it” became your team’s most used phrase. 👿
Meet the IT Support Manager — the reason it isn’t anymore. 💜
Vijay Rayapati retweeted
CMDB for the AI era — tomorrow, 8:30 AM PDT.
✅What’s new vs. what was always foundational.
✅What context should be dynamic, governed, or authoritative.
✅How to prep your data for AI that consumes it.
Register now: atomicwork.com/events/cmdb-f…


















