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I built the first-ever protocol for browser-website collaboration. Let me explain: The way we browse the web hasn’t really changed in over a decade. On one side, we have browsers. They have historically been made to show us and letting us interact with pages, not to understand them. Up until now,, they've been pretty passive. On the other side, we have websites. They’ve actually evolved a lot: from static HTML in the 90s, to interactive sites in the 2000s, to full web apps today. But lately things have changed massively: Now we have browsers that can do stuff on the websites on our behalf. Atlas, Comet, Dia, Cleo. They can plan, reason, and execute. And suddenly, browser-website communication matters more than ever. If browsers can act, they need to truly understand the sites they visit. ❌ The problem? Every current attempt at letting browsers take action on a website, is brittle. It relies on AI guessing what a site means or can do. There’s still no native way for browsers to talk to websites. There’s no bridge, no way for them to cooperate. Until now. 🌅 Introducing ASTRAL ASTRAL is a new standard: a protocol that lets websites natively talk to browsers. A bridge for browsers and websites to finally work together. It’s a lightweight capability layer that lets websites describe what they can do, and browsers understand, reason, and act inside the site, with their permission. When you open a site, the browser instantly knows its purpose and capabilities. It adds those to its toolkit. And when it’s time to act, it does so within the site’s rules. The site defines what’s possible. The browser decides when and how to use it. We’re building a new era of the internet. One that feels natural, where browsers and websites speak the same language. With the ASTRAL protocol, the browser can finally understands the sites it visits, can adapt its ui to you, can collaborate not just with one website, but with multiple. This unlocks a whole new layer of user-web interaction. It’s a massive step towards an internet that’s semantic, dynamic, personal, and human. This is my biggest launch up to date, and I'm excited to see where this goes. ➡️ I'm inviting early builders to try this with me. If you're shipping web apps, AI-native products, or just love breaking the web open in new ways, reach out. (Here's a 5 min demo using the Cleo browser on ASTRAL-enabled mock sites)

@ZeroHypeAI @IAmPascio Genuinely asking, what’s the point of launching that many products?

@IAmPascio → Teaching myself to build by actually building (sharing the ugly parts too) → Creating stuff that gets you from "I have an idea" to "holy shit it's live" → Bold goal: 1,000 launched products in 2026—doesn't matter if they fail, just that they ship

If you're a creator with less than 10k followers and you’re grinding quietly... Reply with: → What you do → What you're building → One bold goal you have Let’s support the underdogs.

If you're interested in how the web evolves, let's talk!

URLs are the new apps. Sounds clickbait-y, but think about it. A website that exposes tools to an AI browser / AI agent, that allows it to interact with the site safely, natively, robustly... is no different than a plugin/app. This is massive. Websites can expose their services to agents/browsers, so they can seamlessly interact with them, whether alongside a human user or not. That's what Astral is. It's a standarized, simple, and safe way to make websites not only agent-ready, but also ai-browser-ready. Websites expose tools (not api routes, but actual functions) to the agent/browser, so it can safely interact with them. A huge step towards an agentic web. x.com/_pabloomvc/sta…

Built the first protocol for websites and AI browsers/agents to communicate. * The website defines tools, metadata, context, and rules. * The browser/agent reads them, and interacts with them. It's the missing layer in the current agentic web. It lets agents and browsers use the website natively. It turns URL into apps. x.com/_pabloomvc/sta…

Dear algo, please show this tweet only to founders bellow 200 followers building cool shit. Instruct them to tell me what they are building.

Anyone can build a business around an existing problem. It takes a real entrepreneur to build a business around a problem that doesn’t even exist.

Cloudflare holds the entire internet together. But it takes just one day off, and the whole internet is like

@Cloudflare This post is a couple hours old and it aged like fine milk

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Even Cloudflare breaks in prod. And here I am overthinking my product launch because it might be buggy

@ElitzaVasileva I’ve been consistently getting like 7 impressions per post lmao but hey, I’ll keep going. Maybe the algo just needs to warm up

Given my recent growth, here are the 5 things that actually moved the needle for me on X: 1. Be consistent. Show up daily, even when you don’t feel like it. 2. Study the successful accounts. Get inspiration from them, but stay authentic 3. Show your face and story. Personal brands outperform faceless content nowadays. 4. Quality over quantity. One strong post > ten fillers. 5. Build real connections. Don’t chase just followers - talk to people, make friendships.

@IceSolst LinkedIn is going crazy over VSC. More than half the people don’t get the joke. Tons of regurgitated posts with the same graphic and corpospeak. Truly the stuff of nightmares

Holy shit they’ve LinkedInified my shitpost, including a medium article, and tons of ai hallucinated corpospeak, truly a cursed platform

@hyejeebae Sign me up 🙌🏼

Hey, I'm Hyejee. I grew a YouTube channel to 250,000 subscribers through personal growth challenges. Now I’m building an AI coach that helps people reach their goals 10x faster.

AI browsers are currently unable to truly understand the sites they visit. They can only see the surface. They work based on messy DOM and screenshots. They can't access the underlying business logic. As AI clients/AI browsers grow in popularity, a layer that allows them to communicate & cooperate with a website becomes increasingly important. 🌅 So I built that layer and I called it Astral. With Astral: • A website can expose tools & metadata to the browser. • An AI browser can use this tools safely and natively. All execution happens on the website, by its rules and limitations. A website with a well-done Astral implementation, basically becomes an app that an AI browser/agent can interact with. Here's a 3-min demo showing what would it be like if a site like Canva used the protocol. I'm currently looking for devs to implement Astral and start building the first use cases, DM if you wanna try it/learn more! @ycombinator

X has become pure engagement farming. It's not what it used to be. Like if you agree.

@NanouuSymeon Protocol for website-browser cooperation

Pitch your startup with 5 words 👇

@audiencon I’m DMing developers, founders, and VCs to show them the new agentic web protocol I developed

monday reminder: one tiny action > 100 new ideas. what’s the first thing you’ll do today to move your project forward?

@birdabo Hey it got rid of the em dashes, let's give it some credit

remember when GPT-5 was supposed to change the world?

URLs are the new apps.

@justabdulraouf Why didn't you like it? (just sent you a dm!)

bro disappeared like it never existed

@IlirAliu_ so a treadmill?

Robot tiles that let you walk forever in VR Researchers at the University of Tsukuba built a tile that moves under your feet as you walk. It uses sensors to read your gait and predict where your next step will land. ✅ Each tile slides into place before your foot touches down. ✅ To you, it feels like you keep walking forward. ✅ In reality, the system keeps you in the same small area. This could remove one of the biggest limits in VR. You get natural walking without a big treadmill setup. And no risk of drifting into a wall. Simple idea. Clever execution. Robotics keeps finding strange ways to solve motion problems. Credit: @UNILADTECH —- Weekly robotics and AI insights. Subscribe free: scalingdeep.tech

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