conor brennan-burke

agents are becoming systems of record if your team builds its hiring plan in claude sheets and keeps updating it there, claude is the system of record for that plan we keep hearing from customers that more of their company’s knowledge lives inside their agents, from decisions worked through in chat to workflows stored in .md files some of that knowledge never makes it back to the crm or a shared doc, which leaves a gap in any company brain that only connects to those tools agents need to be able to write back to the company brain as they work, so another agent can pick up the current plan and understand the decisions behind it you should be able to use claude’s spreadsheets and artifacts today, switch to another agent tomorrow, or run an open source model and keep the work and context you’ve built up

i lived in a closet to save money in the early days of @Hyperspell we just got this gift from @stripe celebrating $ 1m+ collected from customers onwards

there were signs

one shared memory across all the agents on your team now live @hyperspell

hyperspell: vercel for your company brain hyperspell.com

yc’s best days are probably still ahead of it one of the craziest things about talking to yc alums is hearing how much better the program keeps getting even comparing our batch just a year ago to the current batch, the quality of products seems to have gone way up talk to founders from yc’s early days and they’ll tell you how much more selective and organized the program has become the ambition has changed too. airbnb and instacart are awesome companies that made everyday things dramatically easier but some of the companies in recent batches sound like science fiction. founders trying to cure cancer and build fusion reactors ngl i’m jealous of the current batches. part of me wishes i could do yc again in 2030 just to see what it’s like

i look back at basically everything i did 6 months ago and cringe how i ran sales, how we built product, how i fundraised, all of it i know so much more now. i’d do almost everything differently but i’ve started to see that as a good sign. it means i’m learning fast. and the only reason i have those lessons is because i actually went out and did things, even when i wasn’t very good at them 6 months from now, i’ll probably cringe at what i’m doing today and i hope that never stops the day i stop being embarrassed by my past self is the day i should start worrying about how much i’m growing

eventually humans won't be responding or sending emails at all email should just be a protocol for agent-to-agent communication, and humans on either side just trust their agents to handle it

most days I wake up and feel insanely grateful to be working on @hyperspell it’s never easy, but this is by far the most rewarding thing i’ve ever done

with all the pushback against data centers on earth, @Starcloud_ might end up being one of the most important companies for the future of ai it sounded insane when @PhilipJohnston started. now reality has caught up

incredible

if your product doesn’t have “sign in with AgentID,” it’s not ai native

almost like they need a company brain that aggregates the context from all of these tools