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@david__booth @bran_don_gell @levie I like AgentOps as a variant of @jasonnov’s BizOps definition: “Just as Product focuses on iteratively solving user problems, BizOps focuses on iteratively solving business problems. We help the entire organization understand, optimize, and accelerate the business.” (w/ agents)

ok help me out here team. i want to talk to people who are this role at their company..👇👇 @levie's tweet has the cleanest definition, but i'm still struggling what to call it. what do you put in the JD? - "internal FDE, whose job it is to wire up internal systems and get agents working with them effectively." - @tkkong says "leverage engineering" - @EricFriedman says "outcome engineers" - have also seen "agent operator", "director of agents" i like "ops engineer" ? maybe it doesn't need a title, it's just "head of operations" and/or "bizops but good at AI stuff" ? DM me pls i / founders tag your "person" who is thinking about this stuff, i wanna chat to you about something 👀

@ParvSondhi 👌”non traditional creators”

NYC observations after spending last week there • people are actually outside touching grass (or cement 😅) • very few AI ads or billboards around • even cafes i went to - very few screens with claude code or cursor or some coding tool • people are way more open to socializing. everyone is willing to strike up a conversation (not about AI agents) • the energy is electric - everyone’s moving with purpose. • found a way to talk to folks without mentioning AI • way more artists, and non traditional creators. Met an actual physical product designer which was cool. it’s genuinely refreshing to remember there’s a whole world outside the feed been traveling the last few days and the SF tech bubble makes it easy to forget how alive real cities feel. sorry SF, you’re still home… but perspective is healthy 🤷‍♂️

@nbaschez Hi!👋

Do you spend a lot of time reviewing markdown docs written by AI? Wish it were a better experience? Say hi if you wanna try a new (free, open source) thing

in a world where code is cheap to produce software is the new media come see me talk with @Borthwick and co @betaworks tomorrow about this! luma.com/m49iba7i

I needed a place to learn about AI search. It didn't exist. So I'm building it.

@beh_zod 🔥🔥🔥

“I plan to lean into the Yet Another moniker and expand it into a full alphabet.” — me, in my 2021 annual review. Finally had a moment to build yetanother.com Excited to get more tiles on the board this year.

@zebriez @RYDER

Do I know any Australian’s with a nice voice? I have a project for you!

@nikunj yes please

Building an experimental new side project and need some beta testers with a specific criteria.. Parents with young kids looking to ACTIVELY buy a house in the US. Free to try right now, but will be paid given the sheer token costs 😅

@p_millerd Art & Fear The Last Cowboy

What recent non fiction books do you actually recommend in public a lot? Not one that someone sent you but that you bought, read, finished and loved. A few I hear about a lot: tiny experiments and wanting What else?

Somehow it's already been 11 months at the triangle factory. This is a reflection on my role(s) and why care, not process, is the real operating system companies need. behzod.com/blog/11-months…

Claudesidian and just customize your workflows and skills. Great baseline setup to get started.

I built a game (the first?) that runs entirely inside Claude Code. It's called BURNRATE — a logistics MMO played from your terminal through MCP tools. You control zones, manage supply chains, and compete on a shared map. The twist: the game gives you minimal tooling on purpose. The competitive edge comes from how well you collaborate with Claude to build your own tools, agents, and automation. Right now everyone is figuring out how to work effectively with AI, mostly on their own. I think we'd learn faster by doing it together in the open. BURNRATE is a shared environment where we can experiment, share tools, and measure one approach against another. It's early and things will break, but the core loop works. If you use Claude Code and want to try it, just comment and I'll DM you the link.

Skills are the new software

@FPL_Harry Pick 2: foden, Harry Wilson, kroupi jr

Anyone got any big GW22 questions still need answering? Or any benching dilemmas?

@jaesmail @noorcarriveaux @nativestudio_ 🤌

You might've noticed that the Native logo looks a bit different now. We worked with the man the myth @noorcarriveaux, who did a fantastic job, and the process gave me the opportunity to get back to the heart of what we're doing. The name "Native" came from a McLuhan-esque quote, "native to our built environments." The media and technology that surrounds us influences our goals, our morals, and our quality of life. Tech isn't neutral. It shapes what we want and who we become. We started Native because we think Silicon Valley culture is broken. The scene is a machine that builds more machines, not a philosophy that asks what's actually worth building. So we write and publish and convene interesting people about the ideas that we think should shape the future. And we work with founders who align with our philosophy, bring them into our idea space, help them write and think seriously about what they do, and help them become legible to believers of their own. The business of technology is the single most consequential way to change the world. We need to shift the culture of tech toward craft, intention, and conviction, and toward founders who have a vision for what the world should look like, not just what's fundable. Finding the right people is important, so we've started assembling a team of collaborators: @haroonisdreamin, @gentlycarved, @rsuyoy, @FatmaYasier, and all of the teams we've worked with over the last year. If you're a founder or writer who resonates, we'd love to chat.

First essay of the year: Chasing Greatness Without realizing it at the time, I spent most of last year thinking about what it means to be great. Technologists have hijacked the language of greatness. We need more founders to take the pursuit of greatness seriously.

@geoffreylitt I’ve been paraphrasing ‘God creates; I assemble’ with Assembled by AI — captures the vouching without the ambiguity

a few things going on here: - crucial to accept responsibility and not say "it's the AI's fault" if the work is bad - feels weird to overclaim credit if very little effort/time was personally invested - tempting to anthropomorphize the AI, but that can also feel weird

We need a shorthand way of saying: "An AI did the work, but I vouch for the result" Saying "I did it" feels slightly sketchy, but saying "Claude did it" feels like avoiding responsibility

@businessbarista Claude

I want to start a community dedicated to Claude Code. It’s become the gateway drug to coding and experiencing the power of AI for tons of people. This will be a space for people to share killer use cases, agentic workflows, proven prompts, and connect with other CC obsessives. Comment “Claude” if you want to join.