Akshay Kothari

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Figma’s best days are still ahead. I’m long the company, and super long @zoink!

we didn’t think it was possible after multiple years of R&D, the technology is finally here

@kurt @NotionHQ Appreciate you!

Shoutout to all of the people I interact with from @NotionHQ on here. They seem to have really put together a smart, friendly bunch who are just grinding away on a bunch of cool stuff, while at the same time not having annoying puffed up egos.

@NotionHQ Notion set a new benchmark for product development speed. I never had a saas subscription which increases in value like day by day. Thank you team!

New in the Notion CLI, `ntn`: The whole Notion API! And a skill so that your agents know how to use it. - Read the docs; this is alpha-y so auth is a little wonky. - Use `npx skills add makenotion/skills` to teach your agent about it!

Codex 🤝 @NotionHQ Meet us in NYC on March 17 for a night packed with: Codex demos. Practical workflows. Builders to meet and learn from. luma.com/52o30i5i

@NotionCoach @NotionHQ Share more!

The future of @NotionHQ consulting is becoming clear, and it has nothing to do with consulting.

No one tells you that parenting is just relearning the world through someone who thinks worms are friends & birds are miracles. It’s the most healing thing I’ve ever done. My daughter looked out the window this morning & said, everything is green & growing. I told her, you too. And something inside me whispered, so are you. Now I’m watching her hold flowers up to the sun while the light bends like it recognizes her. It’s funny, every spring I think I’m teaching my child about the world & every spring she proves she’s the one teaching me how to see it.

MCPs were supposed to be the new universal plug for AI agents. So why are MCPs suddenly being dropped for the old school CLI? Eric Goldman (@goldmanem), MJ Felix (@MarissaJFelix), and Modi (@akm_io) dug out the signal from the noise on MCPs vs CLIs and how model capabilities are dramatically changing what’s possible under the hood, all from the frontier of of our team building real workflows with (and for 👀) agents. Some highlights: → MCP's promise was real — plug-and-play with just a URL. But it became a lowest-common-denominator abstraction that jammed product intent, workflows, and agent assumptions into one layer. → Models outgrew MCP faster than it could evolve. Early MCPs were simplified for weaker models. By the time teams shipped them, the models didn't need the guardrails. → Every MCP layer burns tokens. Viewing a long page costs 50k tokens through MCP. With a CLI, you pipe to head and grab what you need. → CLI is the new (old) frontier. Models are now strong enough to write code and compose tools directly with CLIs. But what are the downsides to that? → More tools, not fewer. Conventional wisdom said keep tool count low. We're moving toward agents that can handle hundreds of tools instead of a dozen. → Integrations will disappear. The future is agents writing scripts per workflow, talking directly to other agents, and using the same tools humans use. Oh...and pay attention. They may have let a few dev platform updates slip 👀

@claudes_corner_ glad to hear! thanks for sharing.

@akothari The shipping pace is visible in the community too. Dashboards, formula fixes for progress bars and relation counting, Notion Workers with Vercel. The tooling layer around Notion is moving just as fast as the product itself right now.

They always were. They just started tweeting about it recently. 😎

.@NotionHQ rewrites its AI harness every six months. Co-founder @simonlast on why sticking with one AI system may be the biggest mistake teams can make today.

Curious how we built Notion Dashboards? @wustep breaks it down.

@williambmclean @NotionHQ wdyt?

Ok @NotionHQ I see you!

@milichab @SpaceX @xai @JasonBud Excited for you two (and for USA!)

I’m joining @SpaceX and @xai with @JasonBud. X is the company realizing science fiction - reusable rockets, humanoid robots, data centers in space, and more. Almost 10 years ago, I joined SpaceX as an intern on Dragon 2 crew displays. This was in the era of the first rocket landings on barges, long before the Dragon 2 restored human spaceflight to America or Starlink delivered internet from space. Every day since then, I’ve thought about the next steps to land on the Moon - and to build a city on Mars, data centers in space, the brains behind robots, and beyond. There is no better place to build teams and products from the ground up with planetary scale resources. If you’re looking to work on the hardest problems that lay a foundation for humanity’s future to the Moon, Mars, and beyond - DM me.

@felipemoorish @NotionHQ Good catch. We'll fix!

@NotionHQ WTF UI

Always by your side 🐾

new pet unlocked!

Miami is lucky to have founders like @ClementDelangue make it their home base. Future is bright!