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@aloglute

staff @openai | write about AI and startups. Entrepreneur, product manager, tech guy, AI addict | views are my own

Berlin, Germany Katılım Ekim 2011
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tevfik@aloglute·
The future is about AI agents. Finally, I am fully convinced about it. I had a few boring tasks this weekend, I wish someone would do it for me. I think AI agents would do my boring tasks, and I would spend more quality time. Basically, we will buy quality time.
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Benedict Kerres
Benedict Kerres@benedictk__·
A codex and openclaw meet up would prob be really popular? 🫣
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tevfik@aloglute·
@chrija So sad that I will miss it 😢 enjoy the amazing 🦞 night.
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tevfik@aloglute·
It is crazy to think that Midjourney still does not have an API.
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Christoph Janz 🕊
Christoph Janz 🕊@chrija·
Following the awesome @openclaw meetup in Vienna yesterday, who's up for an Open Claw meetup in Berlin in a few weeks (e.g. March 10 or 12)? 1) "like" if you like it 2) + retweet if you love it 3) + add a comment if you're game so we can keep you posted
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Hugo Nogueira@hugomn·
Complyance just announced our $20M Series A led by GV 🎉 Proud of the team, grateful for the trust, and very excited for what comes next. We’re rethinking how GRC work gets done with AI agents, and this is only the beginning 🚀 techcrunch.com/2026/02/11/com…
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tevfik@aloglute·
@surim0n Good luck with interviews!
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tevfik@aloglute·
@techhalla Great work - in multishot, does it natively keep the voice consistency as well for the characters? Are there any other ways?
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TechHalla@techhalla·
I asked Kling 3.0 to create a short film from just a single image... and the result blew my mind! here's how I made this video using Multi-Shot 👇
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tevfik@aloglute·
Nordic airports are simply more elegant and visually appealing than German ones, probably does not cost more.
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tevfik@aloglute·
moltbook is probably one of the greatest public multi-agent ai experiment.
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Distractosphere@Distractosphere·
@fabianstelzer he is going to invent ultima online from scratch. let him do. "laissez-faire, laissez-passer"
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fabian@fabianstelzer·
insane Claude Code setup. instead of asking it to "mek app" like a total normie, you first let it spin up 1m subagents to simulate 10¹² branches of civilization from 4000 BC recursively to emulate in which universe a specific version of your app is going to be most successful
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tevfik@aloglute·
AI pricing feels fully random - Claude Cowork is only available for Max users and not for Pro. Why is it so @bcherny ?
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tevfik@aloglute·
It is ridiculous but it feels like Cursor is so yesterday as Devin was. It looks like momentum as well as zeitgeist are the most important things in AI.
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tevfik@aloglute·
@NickADobos What skills are you using generally for Claude Code?
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Nick Dobos
Nick Dobos@NickADobos·
Claude code can now evolve btw: “Added automatic skill hot-reload … skills are now immediately available without restarting the session”
Claude Code Changelog@ClaudeCodeLog

Claude Code CLI 2.1.0 changelog: • Added automatic skill hot-reload - skills created or modified in `~/.claude/skills` or `.claude/skills` are now immediately available without restarting the session • Added support for running skills and slash commands in a forked sub-agent context using `context: fork` in skill frontmatter • Added support for `agent` field in skills to specify agent type for execution • Added `language` setting to configure Claude's response language (e.g., language: "japanese") • Changed Shift+Enter to work out of the box in iTerm2, WezTerm, Ghostty, and Kitty without modifying terminal configs • Added `respectGitignore` support in `settings.json` for per-project control over @-mention file picker behavior • Added `CLAUDE_CODE_HIDE_ACCOUNT_INFO` environment variable to hide email and organization from the UI, useful for streaming or recording sessions • Fixed security issue where sensitive data (OAuth tokens, API keys, passwords) could be exposed in debug logs • Fixed files and skills not being properly discovered when resuming sessions with `-c` or `--resume` • Fixed pasted content being lost when replaying prompts from history using up arrow or Ctrl+R search • Fixed Esc key with queued prompts to only move them to input without canceling the running task • Reduced permission prompts for complex bash commands • Fixed command search to prioritize exact and prefix matches on command names over fuzzy matches in descriptions • Fixed PreToolUse hooks to allow `updatedInput` when returning `ask` permission decision, enabling hooks to act as middleware while still requesting user consent • Fixed plugin path resolution for file-based marketplace sources • Fixed LSP tool being incorrectly enabled when no LSP servers were configured • Fixed background tasks failing with "git repository not found" error for repositories with dots in their names • Fixed Claude in Chrome support for WSL environments • Fixed Windows native installer silently failing when executable creation fails • Improved CLI help output to display options and subcommands in alphabetical order for easier navigation • Added wildcard pattern matching for Bash tool permissions using `*` at any position in rules (e.g., `Bash(npm *)`, `Bash(* install)`, `Bash(git * main)`) • Added unified Ctrl+B backgrounding for both bash commands and agents - pressing Ctrl+B now backgrounds all running foreground tasks simultaneously • Added support for MCP `list_changed` notifications, allowing MCP servers to dynamically update their available tools, prompts, and resources without requiring reconnection • Added `/teleport` and `/remote-env` slash commands for claude.ai subscribers, allowing them to resume and configure remote sessions • Added support for disabling specific agents using `Task(AgentName)` syntax in settings.json permissions or the `--disallowedTools` CLI flag • Added hooks support to agent frontmatter, allowing agents to define PreToolUse, PostToolUse, and Stop hooks scoped to the agent's lifecycle • Added hooks support for skill and slash command frontmatter • Added new Vim motions: `;` and `,` to repeat f/F/t/T motions, `y` operator for yank with `yy`/`Y`, `p`/`P` for paste, text objects (`iw`, `aw`, `iW`, `aW`, `i"`, `a"`, `i'`, `a'`, `i(`, `a(`, `i[`, `a[`, `i{`, `a{`), `>>` and `<<` for indent/dedent, and `J` to join lines • Added `/plan` command shortcut to enable plan mode directly from the prompt • Added slash command autocomplete support when `/` appears anywhere in input, not just at the beginning • Added `--tools` flag support in interactive mode to restrict which built-in tools Claude can use during interactive sessions • Added `CLAUDE_CODE_FILE_READ_MAX_OUTPUT_TOKENS` environment variable to override the default file read token limit • Added support for `once: true` config for hooks • Added support for YAML-style lists in frontmatter `allowed-tools` field for cleaner skill declarations • Added support for prompt and agent hook types from plugins (previously only command hooks were supported) • Added Cmd+V support for image paste in iTerm2 (maps to Ctrl+V) • Added left/right arrow key navigation for cycling through tabs in dialogs • Added real-time thinking block display in Ctrl+O transcript mode • Added filepath to full output in background bash task details dialog • Added Skills as a separate category in the context visualization • Fixed OAuth token refresh not triggering when server reports token expired but local expiration check disagrees • Fixed session persistence getting stuck after transient server errors by recovering from 409 conflicts when the entry was actually stored • Fixed session resume failures caused by orphaned tool results during concurrent tool execution • Fixed a race condition where stale OAuth tokens could be read from the keychain cache during concurrent token refresh attempts • Fixed AWS Bedrock subagents not inheriting EU/APAC cross-region inference model configuration, causing 403 errors when IAM permissions are scoped to specific regions • Fixed API context overflow when background tasks produce large output by truncating to 30K chars with file path reference • Fixed a hang when reading FIFO files by skipping symlink resolution for special file types • Fixed terminal keyboard mode not being reset on exit in Ghostty, iTerm2, Kitty, and WezTerm • Fixed Alt+B and Alt+F (word navigation) not working in iTerm2, Ghostty, Kitty, and WezTerm • Fixed `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}` not being substituted in plugin `allowed-tools` frontmatter, which caused tools to incorrectly require approval • Fixed files created by the Write tool using hardcoded 0o600 permissions instead of respecting the system umask • Fixed commands with `$()` command substitution failing with parse errors • Fixed multi-line bash commands with backslash continuations being incorrectly split and flagged for permissions • Fixed bash command prefix extraction to correctly identify subcommands after global options (e.g., `git -C /path log` now correctly matches `Bash(git log:*)` rules) • Fixed slash commands passed as CLI arguments (e.g., `claude /context`) not being executed properly • Fixed pressing Enter after Tab-completing a slash command selecting a different command instead of submitting the completed one • Fixed slash command argument hint flickering and inconsistent display when typing commands with arguments • Fixed Claude sometimes redundantly invoking the Skill tool when running slash commands directly • Fixed skill token estimates in `/context` to accurately reflect frontmatter-only loading • Fixed subagents sometimes not inheriting the parent's model by default • Fixed model picker showing incorrect selection for Bedrock/Vertex users using `--model haiku` • Fixed duplicate Bash commands appearing in permission request option labels • Fixed noisy output when background tasks complete - now shows clean completion message instead of raw output • Fixed background task completion notifications to appear proactively with bullet point • Fixed forked slash commands showing "AbortError" instead of "Interrupted" message when cancelled • Fixed cursor disappearing after dismissing permission dialogs • Fixed `/hooks` menu selecting wrong hook type when scrolling to a different option • Fixed images in queued prompts showing as "[object Object]" when pressing Esc to cancel • Fixed images being silently dropped when queueing messages while backgrounding a task • Fixed large pasted images failing with "Image was too large" error • Fixed extra blank lines in multiline prompts containing CJK characters (Japanese, Chinese, Korean) • Fixed ultrathink keyword highlighting being applied to wrong characters when user prompt text wraps to multiple lines • Fixed collapsed "Reading X files…" indicator incorrectly switching to past tense when thinking blocks appear mid-stream • Fixed Bash read commands (like `ls` and `cat`) not being counted in collapsed read/search groups, causing groups to incorrectly show "Read 0 files" • Fixed spinner token counter to properly accumulate tokens from subagents during execution • Fixed memory leak in git diff parsing where sliced strings retained large parent strings • Fixed race condition where LSP tool could return "no server available" during startup • Fixed feedback submission hanging indefinitely when network requests timeout • Fixed search mode in plugin discovery and log selector views exiting when pressing up arrow • Fixed hook success message showing trailing colon when hook has no output • Multiple optimizations to improve startup performance • Improved terminal rendering performance when using native installer or Bun, especially for text with emoji, ANSI codes, and Unicode characters • Improved performance when reading Jupyter notebooks with many cells • Improved reliability for piped input like `cat refactor.md | claude` • Improved reliability for AskQuestion tool • Improved sed in-place edit commands to render as file edits with diff preview • Improved Claude to automatically continue when response is cut off due to output token limit, instead of showing an error message • Improved compaction reliability • Improved subagents (Task tool) to continue working after permission denial, allowing them to try alternative approaches • Improved skills to show progress while executing, displaying tool uses as they happen • Improved skills from `/skills/` directories to be visible in the slash command menu by default (opt-out with `user-invocable: false` in frontmatter) • Improved skill suggestions to prioritize recently and frequently used skills • Improved spinner feedback when waiting for the first response token • Improved token count display in spinner to include tokens from background agents • Improved incremental output for async agents to give the main thread more control and visibility • Improved permission prompt UX with Tab hint moved to footer, cleaner Yes/No input labels with contextual placeholders • Improved the Claude in Chrome notification with shortened help text and persistent display until dismissed • Improved macOS screenshot paste reliability with TIFF format support • Improved `/stats` output • Updated Atlassian MCP integration to use a more reliable default configuration (streamable HTTP) • Changed "Interrupted" message color from red to grey for a less alarming appearance • Removed permission prompt when entering plan mode - users can now enter plan mode without approval • Removed underline styling from image reference links • [SDK] Changed minimum zod peer dependency to ^4.0.0 • [VSCode] Added currently selected model name to the context menu • [VSCode] Added descriptive labels on auto-accept permission button (e.g., "Yes, allow npm for this project" instead of "Yes, and don't ask again") • [VSCode] Fixed paragraph breaks not rendering in markdown content • [VSCode] Fixed scrolling in the extension inadvertently scrolling the parent iframe • [Windows] Fixed issue with improper rendering Source: #210" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/anthropics/cla…

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tevfik@aloglute·
Basically, our current way to AGI is Ralphing with some deep agent and updating the agent.md occasionally for continual learning
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tevfik@aloglute·
Very bullish predictions from a GOAT
Tomasz Tunguz@ttunguz

11 Predictions for 2026 Every year I make a list of predictions & score last year’s predictions. 2025 was a good year : I scored 7.85 out of 10. Here are my predictions for 2026 : 1. Businesses pay more for AI agents than people for the first time. This has already happened with consumers. Waymo rides cost 31% more than Uber on average, yet demand keeps growing. 1 Riders prefer the safety & reliability of autonomous vehicles. For rote business tasks, agents will command a similar premium as companies factor in onboarding, recruiting, training, & management costs. 2. 2026 becomes a record year for liquidity. SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic, Stripe, & Databricks IPO, with SpaceX & OpenAI ranking among the ten largest offerings ever. The pent-up demand from 4+ years of drought finally breaks. Fear of disruption by fast-growing AI systems drives defensive acquisitions exceeding $25b as incumbents buy rather than build. 3. Vector databases resurge as essential infrastructure in the AI stack. Multimodal models & world/state-space models demand new data architectures. Vector databases grow revenue explosively as they become the connective tissue between foundation models & enterprise data. 4. AI models execute tasks autonomously for longer than a workday. According to METR, AI task duration doubles every 7 months. 2 Current frontier models reliably complete tasks taking people about an hour. Extrapolating this trend, by late 2026, AI agents will autonomously execute 8+ hour workstreams, fundamentally changing how companies staff projects. 5. AI budgets receive scrutiny for the first time. Buying committees & boards push back on AI spend. Small language models & open-source alternatives rise in popularity as research labs determine how to specialize them for particular tasks, achieving state-of-the-art performance at a fraction of the cost. Developers prefer them for 10x cost reductions. 6. Google distances itself from competitors via breadth in AI. No other company achieves breakthroughs across as many domains : frontier models, on-device inference, video generation, open-source weights, & search integration. Google sets the pace, forcing OpenAI, Anthropic, & xAI to specialize in response. The era of every lab competing on every frontier ends. 7. Agent observability becomes the most competitive layer of the inference stack. Engineering observability, security observability, & data observability fuse into a single discipline. Agents require unified visibility across code execution, threat detection, & data lineage. This marks the beginning of the confluence I predicted in 2025 : the three observability spaces finally converge. 8. 30% of international payments are issued via stablecoin by December. The efficiency gains in cross-border settlement are too large to ignore. As regulatory clarity improves in major markets, stablecoins move from the periphery of crypto to the core of global trade finance, displacing traditional SWIFT rails for a significant portion of B2B volume. 9. Agent data access patterns stress & break existing databases. Agents issue at least an order of magnitude more queries to databases & data lakes than people ever did. This surge in concurrency & throughput requirements forces a redesign of the overall architecture for both transactional & analytical databases to handle the relentless demand of autonomous systems. 10. The data center buildout reaches 3.5% of US GDP in 2026. The scale of investment mirrors the historical expansion of the railroads. The only factor that slows overall building is perceived risk within the credit market, particularly in the private credit market. The massive growth in that asset class suddenly shows strains of increasing default rates, creating a potential bottleneck for the most capital-intensive infrastructure projects. 11. The web flips to agent-first design. Most developer documentation & many websites become agent-first rather than people-first. This shift occurs because many purchasing decisions are now informed first through agentic research. Consequently, the front door needs to be designed for robots, while the side door caters to people.

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fabian@fabianstelzer·
from the Glif stream just now: "gollum, but make him rap"
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