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@Akasheth_ Tnx fr shaaring

The only AI agent stack you need to get started 1. Hermes If you want an agent running today without building everything from scratch. It gives you memory, workflows, integrations and making it easy to get started quickly. Just make sure you understand the basics before deploying agents to production. 2. Vercel AI SDK + Next.js If you're building your own AI product, this is my favorite setup. The Vercel AI SDK removes most of the boilerplate and makes it easy to switch between OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and other providers without rewriting your code. Pair it with Next.js and you've got frontend, backend, streaming, auth, and deployment in one place. 3. OpenAI or Claude for the models, both are excellent. use smaller models for cost efficiency and larger models when you need stronger reasoning and longer context. most people spend too much time worrying about the model and not enough time improving prompts, tools and workflows. 4. MCPs and Skills these are what allow your agent to interact with the outside world. Some great ones to start with: • supabase → database access • gmail → send and read emails • stripe → payments • postHog → analytics • context7 → up-to-date documentation • valyu → web search and research You don't need all of them on day one. Start with what your project actually needs. 5. Cursor or Claude Code these tools dramatically speed up development. you can describe what you want, iterate quickly and spend more time building features instead of writing repetitive code. My recommended stack: • Hermes - agent framework • OpenAI / Claude - models • MCPs / Skills - integrations • valyu - search • cursor / Claude Code - development • Vercel AI SDK + Next.js - custom products

@VikasAlwys Inspirational

Meet Pawan Kumar chandana, a B.Tech 2012 Mechanical graduate from IIT Kharagpur . A middle class kid from Vizag who barely passed maths in early career with just 51% , now built the India's first Space unicorn values $1.1 billion USD i.e 10,000 + crores He was very weak in maths , but his ambitious father never left hope and put him in IIT coaching, seeing this Pawan worked hard and went from worst to best and cracked IIT JEE on his first attempt. After graduating from IIT everyone choose big pay checks, Pawan joined asISRO scientist earning peanuts .But in 2018 he quit his job to start a private space in india. Initially there was no policy for allowing private rockets and zero funding for space start ups. In 2021 Prime minister Modi opened the space sector to private players.Then Pawan launched Vikram-S in November 2022 , India's first private rocket reaching 90km ,which is very close to the orbit. Today his company 1000+ employees and has Indias largest private rocket company valuing $1.1 Billion USD 🔥 Their first Orbital launch is planned for 2026, making them one of the only 5 companies globally

@SaraDiscovers From tiktok

Making your first dollar on the internet feels unreal. How did you earn yours?

You can only live in ONE ecosystem forever. Which one are you choosing?

@neerajjj6785 Because async adds complexity😌

Interviewer: If async code is faster… why isn’t everything async ?

@AKirtesh Make $150k/year with full access to AI tools

Would you rather: A) Make $150k/year with full access to AI tools B) Make $200k/year but AI tools are completely banned Which one are you choosing? 👇

As a developer, do you prefer working : solo or with a team

@SakshiSugandhi Get idea from Claude pro

Just bought Claude Pro… now how do I make $1M per month?? 😭

@tanujDE3180 The scariest systems aren’t the broken ones.

a senior data engineer got laid off during a restructuring. quiet guy. never complained. rarely joined office politics. two weeks later the CEO dashboard started showing different revenue numbers every day. turns out he was correcting broken source data before every executive meeting. nobody knew. the most important pipelines are often held together by invisible work.

@codewith55 Agree wid u mohit bro

Unpopular opinion: The MacBook Touch Bar deserved better improvement, not removal

@Senpaisaysbye Wtf is this?😂

Even I can’t read this captcha. Who exactly are they trying to keep out? Humans?

Name a CEO with zero haters I will go first 👇

@thenowhereway Thats true bro

You don't need a co-founder. You need: - one person who builds - one person who posts - one person who sells If that's all the same person, congrats, you're the startup.

@Dhruvam987 Hard reality☹️

Unemployed people: In 1990: • Wake up • Read the newspaper • Visit a few offices • Get hired through a family contact In 2002: • Check newspaper job listings • Visit a cyber café • Drop resumes in person • Friend refers you to a job In 2026:

@Sarthak4Alpha True😂

Me reviewing 10,000 lines of AI generated code in 30 seconds.

@sukoooonnn Around 18

How old were you when you wrote your first line of code?

@Taniyatweets_ switch to codex

Dear Anthropic, please stop treating Claude Code users like beta testers Hitting limits after a few prompts on a paid plan is getting ridiculous