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Jensen Huang (CEO of Nvidia) : “Every engineer is going to have and manage 100s of agents” The future of work is managing and building multi-agent workflows This builder gave out the entire playbook to make 100x agentic workflows in 2026 for free Bookmark this for the weekend

Sam Altman (CEO of OpenAI) : the idea guys are the ones who win and get funded in the age of AI spoiler ; all you need an idea and think clearly , ai will build it this guy just handed out the hidden cheat code on how to think with AI without rotting your brain bookmark this for the week

The person who built Claude Code just showed exactly how to use it. 30 minutes. Free. Straight from Boris Cherny himself. Bookmark this before you forget. Most people using Claude daily are missing 40+ features hiding in plain sight. This single session is worth more than any $1000 course.

Jensen Huang (CEO of Nvidia) : “Every engineer is going to have and manage 100s of agents” The future of work is managing and building multi-agent workflows This builder gave out the entire playbook to make 100x agentic workflows in 2026 for free Bookmark this for the weekend

@eng_khairallah1 @arbitrum Nice post bookmarked it for later

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This video it is a clear reminder why idea guys will always win. Because in the age of AI, all that matters is to have a clear idea, and AI will help with the execution

@HarryTandy haha

@Av1dlive when the CEO of the world’s biggest chip maker tells you to burn tokens like fuel, it’s probably time to stop worrying about the bill

@undefinedKi yes this is worth saving

@Av1dlive ideas over execution era

@Jmoon_174 Yes it is true good points

@Av1dlive managing 100 agents is mostly a context and state problem. how do you keep each one from going stale, how do you route work without them duplicating each other. the playbook for that part is still being written.

@sama been on that generational run speaking for us idea guys youtu.be/1ySBxK7viNs?si…

@cyrilXBT nice guide Cyril

@eng_khairallah1 thanks brother

@Av1dlive absolutely banger habibi

@rohit4verse yes i think your guide is pretty solid made some notes on it will share

@Av1dlive Develop your thinking with AI or let AI rot your thinking, it’s all depends now

@TanayVasishtha Interesting share

Dan Koe gave a masterclass on learning. X scrolled past it. "the best way to learn is to build a real world project and only search for information when you need it." spoiler alert: MIT proved this for AI this year. build first, prompt second, or your brain rots. ↓ read this today

just understand that each agent has a different role, and make sure that you define clear guard rails and constraint guard rails for each. If something can be made a skill, use that. Don't make an agent for everything. Don't keep agents for broad-level activity and use skills to inject relevant context into them, so none of the compute goes to waste.

@Av1dlive Love this, totally agree. Jensen's spot on. Big props to the builder for giving this away - bookmarked for the arvo, keen to tinker and see what people build. Got any quick tips for someone starting their first multi-agent workflow?

@rohit4verse Massive read

@eng_khairallah1 This is so cool khair

@MarcusSpillane Hahha this is hilarious

@Av1dlive Currently managing 4 agents. Three of them are arguing with each other and one keeps emailing my boss. But yeah, hundreds sounds great.