Neel Samadder

Memory Inception: The Identity Layer After a year building AI agents, I kept hitting the same wall. They look brilliant… until they restart. Every new run starts from zero. All reasoning, decisions, and progress — gone. The biggest limitation isn’t intelligence. It’s identity. Thread 🧵 #AIAgents #PersistentMemory #AgenticAI #BuildInPublic

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Amazing that we are getting hold of voice agents Meesho yet again proved it’s a technology company first … The future of consumerism is you speaking your mind feely and technology will pave the way by breaking the barrier it once created! #meesho #ai #agents

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Who did this… epic stuff 😂😂 Explorer will be Alexandr #codex #openai @thsottiaux

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@grok could you please validate this an confirm the claims made ! Also could you help me understand the spare context implementation is a method ? so will it be easier for agents and foundational model labs to adapt and include this What are the barriers that still remains ? As codex is open sourced can this be implemented in codex right away? Please give a details structure answer with emphasis on all the questions raised and add pointer incase there are some major insights I missed. #Experiment #grok

@grok could you please validate this an confirm the claims made ! Also could you help me understand the spare context implementation is a method ? so will it be easier for agents and foundational model labs to adapt and include this What are the barriers that still remains ? As codex is open sourced can this be implemented in codex right away? Please give a details structure answer with emphasis on all the questions raised and add pointer incase there are some major insights I missed.

Whoa... 100M context window, with less than 9% accuracy drop Huge if true github.com/EverMind-AI/MSA

@Andrey__HQ Are you open sourcing it or could I see access to read and contribute ?

1) Agent Sentinel - threat monitoring > watches agent behavior in real-time for anomalies, prompt injection attempts, and unauthorized actions. > full audit logging so I can trace exactly what went wrong (and when)

In the last month I've built 14 internal repos for building the internet for agents. Here's exactly what each repo is and how I use it (🧵):

@superscribeio Absolutely highest accuracy with least token consumed

one issue per session is one of the easiest ways to keep coding tools useful and cheap x.com/SamadderSignal…

I did an analysis on my interactions with Codex using Codex! Key findings: - Cached inputs are the major token consumer - 85% of the cost was from cached and discounted tokens! - Using a product life cycle management tool is a must - One issue at a time gives better context, better evaluation and better results - Over-engineering and long continued sessions are major cost drivers! #AI #optimisation #tokens

The Irony of the world is the most profound and simple question are the one that still remains unanswered … The age of AI will be turning this around! #AI

The Future of Performance would be how many token of intelligence were you able to use and what throughput it gave !! #AI_era

@nikitabier So can we have feature like if one creates different folders in bookmark section! Grok can spin up and send the mess from all bookmarks section to respective folders created This would be really helpful

@slow_developer I use 5.4 high for orchestration, validation and deligation And 5.4 mini xhigh for execution and subagentic work and testing Seeing quite good results

gpt-5.4-mini with high reasoning is not good for coding, especially anything that needs spatial reasoning, like 3d geometry, and it wasn't close to gemini 3 flash, and costs more too i think its big advantage is speed. for agentic tasks, it's much faster than gemini 3 flash

@yashrajnayak Loved the way the event went and the discussion in AMA… looking forward to to hackathon 🙌

Introducing the Stitch SDK Yes. You can program design now. I've been dreaming of shipping this for so long because it's just so much fun to use. I welcome all the stars ⭐️ github.com/google-labs-co…