Sean Smith

@PsychopathTakes @Adapt I wonder all the time

@Adapt No one was wondering, Sean.

Scaling products is fun :)

o3 not wrong

new keyboard

Introducing Adapt, your company’s AI computer. Now available to everyone. → Ask questions across every system → Build internal apps with live data → Automate mundane to complex tasks → Multi-player by design

crazy that building something like this used to take days or weeks of prep, and you needed a "modern data stack." now it's doable with a few good prompts + APIs + AI.

Context switching as a forward deployed engineer is hard. I spent so much time wishing I had an assistant that just knew what to prioritize. Turns out, every team has this problem. So we built it → adapt.com/blog/fde-agent…

Sign is up. It's official. Lots more coming this week...

Our version of this @wander is @adapt - a system like this is a hard requirement for any company. x.com/i/status/20345…

Today we’re announcing our $10M seed round co-led by @ActivantCapital and @HeadlineVC. We're building the AI computer that can reason, act, and operate inside real business workflows, so that companies can become truly AI-native by default.

@hwchase17 best llm with tools and compute for the task they're trying to do, not so different than coding agents but needs to be easy to access in web or Slack and connect to the right tools as first class. we're building it @Adapt

“claude code for general purpose work” (Non developer users, non coding use cases) What does this product look like?

There's nothing like building with a team that's on fire. So rare. What was that team for you? If you're a technical founder or product-driven team battling for PMF and you want to make 2026 an insane year, come build with us. Adapt.com is doing small acqui-hires. We're on a mission to make every company instantly AI native. We move fast. And we're looking for people who love this as much as we do. Ping me to discuss.

Super proud of the Adapt team, just incredible growth. Thank you to our customers 🙏

It is clear that any company not using A.I. and MCPs in their internal workflows is going to be left behind. At DoNotPay, a task that previously took a customer support agent 45 minutes (locating a user who had forgotten their account details and emailing them), now takes 1 min

Making writing sql functions so easy even AI can do it github.com/GlareDB/glared…

glaredb.com/docs/extension… Using tpchgen-rs, a fast TPCH data generator written in rust: github.com/clflushopt/tpc…

Definitely more for the database enthusiasts, but it's kinda cool being able to generate and query TPCH data directly in the browser.

don't know what wasm is but it sounds cool

Iceberg and delta still very WIP, but it's exciting to see it all come together.

Delta + Iceberg all in the browser

@ProgRockRec I don't think we would replace Flink, the use cases are a bit different (our focus isn't on streams, more on batch/ad-hoc analytics). Definitely don't want to rule anything out though, I think a Flink integration would be really cool.

@LegitSeanSmith That's cool. Do you have a scenario in which you work with flink or would you replace flink or irrelevant?

Query iceberg tables from the browser? Sure why not