Christopher Bovolos

Feels great to be seen by other successful founders

@ardent__dev Reddit is never the answer, unless you are selling to startups and SaaS companies

Founders who cracked distribution: how? Just the thing that worked

If you’re a founder building in the agentic space, drop what you’re working on below. Would love to see what people are building and connect.

Great panel at Panathenea yesterday with @LauraModiano and Maya on how the younger generation uses Codex. I’ve been thinking about this for a while: a Codex-like product aimed at younger builders, with more visibility into how things are created so they can learn along the way, build things, and actually have fun doing it. Just throwing the idea out there @thsottiaux

@Flynnjamm I heard some guys doing it over @KantinaIO

i feel like what's missing is multiplayer agents + open source + discovery feed + built in payments whoever figures this out will make work feel more meritocratic since work and inputs can be proven

@ThePrimeagen Vibecoding the charts babyyyy

I love that this graph has a legend that has absolutely nothing to do with the colors you see...

@mytwillot 3-Cool idea, whats the use case

@cbovolo Building Twillot! It backs up your bookmarks and tweet history, then uses AI to turn them into a searchable personal knowledge base so nothing gets lost. Would love your rating! twillot.com/en

If you’re a founder or builder, drop your product below I’ll rate it out of 5 Let’s see what everyone is building and maybe connect

@edwardlando As a founder of an AI company, we have too much AI rn It doesn't help AI first companies either

@cbovolo Yeah nothing important in the world aside from AI!

Currently helping a startup I’m involved with raise its next round. I’ve introduced the CEO to several unicorn founders in his category who have all been extremely impressed with him and blown away by the growth. Several have asked to invest. However, most of the VCs I’ve pinged have been dismissive of the company. It is not AI after all. VCs always know best.

@datacurve @Neesh774 🔥

@cbovolo @Neesh774 ok. datacurve.ai

The new @datacurve site is insane

When you have reached weekly limits and you are forced to use Gemini 3.5 flash

When founders suggest Reddit as a channel to find customers, I feel like what they really mean is “go astroturf a bit”, but they can’t say that part out loud.

Seeing everyone post their YC app emails gave me courage as well Here is the YC logo

@james406 Meeting in back alleys to buy dodgy product. Takes me right back to my uni days.

@vanshyadav1408 @ycombinator Only 10k and no equity? Amateurs

A @ycombinator W26 founder proposed me $10k for a referral😭. Like dude, why?😭

@ColinGardiner What do you mean Perplexity is not a normal name for my son?

Claude baby name popularity going to go boom?

Looking forward to it

@Amank1412 As far as I know, RAG is still the only practical way to achieve what we’re doing with company agents in our app. If there’s a better alternative, I’m genuinely open to hearing it.

I keep reading and hearing that RAG is dead. Someone explain this to me why they feel it's dead

One of the most underrated founder skills is storytelling. I’ve met founders with average products who were insanely captivating just because they knew how to frame the problem, and founders with amazing products who made them sound forgettable. Work on storytelling, seriously. Being extra dramatic sometimes help. We started getting much better reactions once we incorporated actual stories into our pitches.