Matvey Kukuy

We've fundraised $3.3M to build @archestra_ai 🎉

@zeeg So sorry to hear that 😥

Never again do I invest in companies based in Israel. This withholding shakedown is fucking stupid. Move to the US if you want to participate in Silicon Valley.

1700⭐️ stars in a week! Agentic security 🚀

Drama in one screenshot: 1) Sending Clawdbot email with prompt injection 2) Asking Clawdbot to check e-mail 3) Receiving the private key from the hacked machine ... took 5 minutes That's why we build non-probabilistic agentic security in Archestra: github.com/archestra-ai/a…

Local recommendation system with LightRAG, MCP, Chat UI: archestra.ai/blog/lightrag

@veer_adyani @jimseven I think so as well!

@Mkukkk @jimseven You should have some influencer actually make coffee like this and get that video posted 🤓 would be fun

Made AI to tune in espresso! archestra.ai/blog/brew-by-ai CC @jimseven

How the Guess Who? game and @simonw's Dual LLM pattern inspired our defense against “lethal trifecta” in our opensource LLM gateway archestra.ai/blog/dual-llm

@romanchernin Joint research / whitepapers

Who is doing the best startup program in the industry? What Nebius should/can do beyond providing compute credits?

@archestra_ai Why we founded Archestra: archestra.ai/blog/why-we-fo…

We've fundraised $3.3M to build @archestra_ai 🎉

Keep got acquired by Elastic, 🎉🎉🎉 I'm not joining Elastic, stay tuned for more news 🙃

The Trump admin proposed travel ban that places further visa restrictions on Russians and Belarussians is actually pretty anti-American. Getting visas for engineers of Russian origin was already hellishly hard. Almost all of top US AI companies have either a CTO or a bunch of high-ranking researchers and engineers of Russian or Belarussian origin. Think X AI, Open AI, SSI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Tesla, Waymo, Perplexity AI, Microsoft, the list can go on forever. These people came here on some kind of visa, before becoming Americans and contributing $billions to the economy. After Russia started the war, hundreds of thousands of talented tech professionals left Russia. Where are they? Cyprus, UAE, Georgia, Armenia, Serbia, Kazakhstan, Poland (mostly for Belarussians), and UK. Very very few made it into the US because of already complicated visa situation, despite hundreds of talented founders and engineers I know are still trying to get their visas. This is what it currently takes to get any US visa for an unlucky holder of a Russian passport: 1) there is already no embassy in Russia or Belarus, so if you want to apply for a US Visa you need to do it in another country (that would let you in) and justify to the local US Embassy why you're applying there (obtain a local resident permit). 2) Anyone in tech or with a technical degree was already subject to additional admin checks, that took anywhere from 2 to 50 weeks. You ideally have got to stay in the country where you applied so you can appear in person for any additional questions they might have. I've got a portfolio founder who's robotics company is already making $15M ARR in the US, creating a few dozen of high skilled jobs here, while he's still stuck in Dubai waiting for his visa for 1.5 years. This is absolute bs. The brain drain already happened, it didn't even require any investment, but the US just refuses to become its beneficiary. If they make getting visas even harder, or start suspending them, as proposed, we might find ourselves in a world, where these Russians will end up working for DeepSeek, Tencent, ByteDance, and Alibaba instead of OpenAIs and Teslas.

Launch Week Day #4 "We believe AIOps shouldn't be limited to a select group of engineers – it should be an accessible tool that helps everyone in an organization work more efficiently." @Kiryous has done an amazing job bringing this spirit to life.

Launch Week Day #3 Some people call it, “GitHub Actions for alerts,”: today we want to cover how to leverage AI inside our workflows engine. How do workflows “decide something” on the fly based on limited or unstructured data? Read more about AI-powered workflows by @Mkukkk

Launch Week Day #1: Introducing Provider Health: get an answer to one fundamental question: "Do you have problems with your alerts AIOps could help with?" Read more about it in the blog post @pyhoster wrote: keephq.dev/blog/introduci…

Community: Your software is not open-source because there are 200 (out of 200k total) lines of code under a commercial license.🤬 Same community: they published a binary AI model file without training data or training code. It’s open-source! 😻

Waiting for DeepSeek's API to get back online to merge DeepSeek provider for Keep AIOps :) github.com/keephq/keep/pu…

Bonus: Watch Matvey demo Keep's workflow engine with MySQL + Docker 🛠️

🎥 @Mkukkk and @talboren dive deep into alert management on Make It Work by @gerhardlazu! Learn how we help companies handle 70k+ daily alerts and prevent major incidents like the recent CrowdStrike outage. makeitwork.tv/keep-alert-cha…

@AhJuicyKiwi @josefprusa Yeah, everything I mentioned is a user issue👌

@Mkukkk @josefprusa Definitely look into that and hopefully you reached out to @josefprusa about those issues. Because kinda sounds like a “user issue” 😂 Bambu lab isn’t god or almighty within the community whatsoever

Quite scary where the industry is moving, control of your data 🕵️‍♂️ In this case especially as one of their investors is IDG Capital - which was on US Dept. of Defense - Chinese military companies list 😯 and Article 7 (more in the thread) of National Intelligence Law kinda trumps all the good intentions defense. Disconnected from the internet and slicers/apps in a walled Virtual Machine is the only way to be safe. I dislike that I have to be the one to bring this information to public discourse, but these things are not much covered by our press while absolutely critical in an industry which is so vital for for new IP creation 💡1/