Alex Persson

@jiayuan_jy Struggled to get MCPs working on this; promising concept though

We created the open-source version of ChatGPT workspace agents. Introducing Multica github.com/multica-ai/mul…

@trq212 We want to have a Slack bot that spins up a cloud Claude session connected to a knowledge base repo so we can ask questions about that knowledge base -- is this doable with Claude Code and Slack integration? It seems more focused on coding/PRs?

We've added Plan Mode to Claude Code in Slack. When you give Claude a complex task it will ask you clarifying questions and show you an implementation plan before proceeding.

@codyschneider GM. We’re building this. Would love to chat through your requirements. Want to DM me?

if you build an email marketing platform that allows you do everything through the API you will make so much money

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@trq212 @katchu11 PS. Paste (and Cmd-V) doesnt work in the latest version of Claude Code Desktop

shout out to @katchu11 the actual GOAT

Code Review is so so good. One of those things I can't remember how I lived without.

@austinnickpiel How do you get comfort in trusting AI to correctly categorize risk? LLMs aren’t great at risk classification.

We've moved our entire code review lifecycle onto Automations. Cursor will approve and unblock changes that are low risk and automatically assign reviewers based on commit history for changes that are medium/high risk. There is so much power in transforming historically static processes (*all* changes must be reviewed by X people) to dynamic ones (# of reviews scales with risk of the change).

@BobCasey Loved this. Alex Wolf is a legend :) Emailed him at the Series A asking if there's room to invest and sadly there wasnt!

@rahulgs Does a human need to review and approve all of them?

in the last 24 hours, 57% of merged PRs at ramp came from our background agent

@AdamKitchen_co Adam, CEO of Privy here. Would love to chat. We've grown 3x the past year precisely because we're taking significant market share.

Sendlane just got acquired by Privy, yet I haven't seen a single post on LinkedIn in the last 24 hours mentioning this. Wow. 1-2 years ago, we had Yotpo & Sendlane fighting tooth and nail with Klaviyo and tons of people (including me) were convinced they could take a chunk out of their market share. Today, they're not even in the discussion. It's just Omnisend left. How quickly the market can change. Klaviyo have been left more powerful than ever. Who's going to challenge them now? They're in a galaxy of their own.

@danshipper Have you found certain software vendors work better for agents ? Just looking at the stats this agent is surfacing. Or is this working well with traditional vendors (eg Hubspot)?

if you dont have your agents automatically doing this every day inside your company...ngmi

@micahjay1 Seems like a trademark infringement waiting to happen?

Where have you been all my life, Fin?!

@WestsideForEv All of this was quite predictable.

Measure ULA: let's talk about it! We endorsed it, campaigned for it, and were thrilled when it passed in 2022. But now, multiple studies have now found it's having significant impacts on housing production and general tax revenue. Here's what we know 🧵

@karimatiyeh It’s great but also not that useful without taking into account expenses paid annually and the accompanying amortization. This is a cash based budgeting tool.

1. Finance creates a budget spreadsheet 2. Spend happens across multiple systems 3. Someone manually exports data from those systems 4. They reconcile it against the budget by hand 5. After a week, the data is already outdated 👆This is over. Ramp Budgets is here.

@nicholas_chong_ How are you guys handling PR reviews?

Every single PR I merged today was written by Ramp Inspect. This is the new way to build.

@jsngr @async How can we get access? Would love to explore.

we recently had a database bandwidth spike our AI PM @async followed up to make sure it was fixed

@toddsaunders Claude Code can do almost anything, except interact with Salesforce…

Every single day I become more convinced that the next winners in vertical software won’t have a UI. They will be API-first/Agent-first products that integrate directly into a company’s Slack, Teams, Email or browser. Sales team doesn’t want another dashboard. They want deals automatically qualified in their CRM. Your accountants don’t need another portal (although they do love portals). They want invoices reconciled in the tools they already live in. A UI-less future is coming and for so many reasons it will make software better: > Zero onboarding friction (no new tool to learn) > Zero context switching (works where you already work) > Zero UI maintenance (the platform handles that) My working thesis (still tbd) is that we are moving from “software you visit” to “software that visits you.”

@moseskagan 10000% agree

Our recent trip to Miami radicalized me: Santa Monica should look like Miami Beach We want ocean-view high rises, with the resulting population density supporting all kinds of great shops and restaurants, and the resulting property and sales tax revenue paying for nice public spaces, law enforcement, public transit, public schools, etc. Much better equilibrium for everyone involved (including legacy property owners).

@GavinSBaker Great guy. Unfortunately no shot at winning.

Would be awesome for the country if he ran. One of the 10 most impressive CEOs I have ever met. Something that made me really like him as a person: Maybe 10 years ago I was eating at Scalinatella in NYC (great old school Italian place in a stone basement). Jamie Dimon sits down at the table next to us. He waits by himself for more than an hour. Super happy and relaxed the entire time. Really nice to the waiters. Never looks at his phone or his watch. Orders wine but waits to drink even a glass. I am wondering who on this planet would keep Jamie Dimon waiting for an hour? Then a young woman and her boyfriend walk in and rush to his table. The young woman says “Dad I am sorry we are late - we just feel asleep” and Jamie says “Do not worry about it. I am just so happy and grateful to be having dinner with you.”

Jamie Dimon is likely to run in 2028. And this initiative will be a big part of his pitch if he does.