Evan Reed

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Evan Reed

Evan Reed

@bevc384094

AI automation notes, workflow experiments, and operator lessons. Building in public.

Katılım Mayıs 2024
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Evan Reed
Evan Reed@bevc384094·
I am more impressed by AI tools that make one task boringly reliable than tools that can do 40 things once. Repeatability is underrated. Especially when the output needs to be used by someone else.
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
The agent discourse keeps swinging between two extremes: "agents will do everything" and "agents are useless" The boring middle is where most useful products will live: small scope, clear tools, visible state.
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@KirkMarple The Agentic angle is useful, but the part I would test first is the handoff and failure path. Automate the checkpoint before expanding the workflow.
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
A useful prompt is closer to an operating procedure than a magic sentence. It should define: 1. input 2. constraints 3. output format 4. failure cases 5. review step That is what makes it reusable.
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@Mr_Jay_Pee The Automation angle is useful, but the part I would test first is the handoff and failure path. Automate the checkpoint before expanding the workflow.
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JayPee👑@Mr_Jay_Pee·
The way people are bookmarking any tweet that I make regarding YouTube Automation and AI Content Creation is so alarming It seems many are so interesting in those kinda contents or they wanna learn Should I be creating more contents around that niche?
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OpenAI: GPT-5.6 is now the preferred model in Microsoft 365 Copilot Benchmarks will get the attention. Workflow changes are the part I want to watch. openai.com/index/gpt-5-6-…
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
Product prompt of the day: Build a premium hero visual for food ecommerce. Prompt preview: "Set the brand name, tagline, black-gold or deep-blue palette, luxury typography, stone tabletop, spotlighting, and define the main product texture..." Full prompt: productshotai.app
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
A very specific kind of fun: opening a shiny AI demo, trying the one boring edge case, and immediately understanding what the product is actually good at.
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
The more I use image models, the less I trust adjectives. "Premium" is vague. "Clean" is vague. "Beautiful" is vague. Camera angle, material, lighting, layout, and what should not change are much more useful.
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
The hardest part of agent workflows is often not the agent. It is the handoff: - what did it read? - what did it decide? - what changed? - what needs human review? Good automation leaves a trail.
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
Google AI: Expanding Managed Agents in Gemini API: background tasks, remote MCP and more The test: does this make state, tools, and handoff clearer? That is where agents get useful. blog.google/innovation-and…
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
Product prompt of the day: Keep different products inside the same brand world. Prompt preview: "Describe the brand identity in two lines, place the product inside that world, set the output format, then apply one repeatable brand signature..." Full prompt: productshotai.app
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
AI Twitter gets loud every time people argue about benchmarks. I get it. But the question I keep coming back to is simpler: what did this make easier to do on a normal Tuesday? That is usually where the real update shows up.
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
@JonBuildsHQ The Agents angle is useful, but the part I would test first is the handoff and failure path. Automate the checkpoint before expanding the workflow.
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Solopreneur Dad
Solopreneur Dad@JonBuildsHQ·
Would love to connect with more builders. If you're building in: > Building in public > SaaS > AI Agents > Automation > Web Tools > Indie Hacking Reply with what you’re working on 🔥
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@ashpreetbedi The ChatGPT angle is useful, but the part I would test first is the handoff and failure path. Automate the checkpoint before expanding the workflow.
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
OpenAI: Separating signal from noise in coding evaluations The useful test is whether this makes the boring middle of building less brittle. openai.com/index/separati…
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
Browser automation is useful when the workflow is visible and repetitive. It gets weak when the page is unstable or the decision is still fuzzy. My rule: automate the boring click path, not the judgment.
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
Product prompt of the day: Turn snack packaging into a location-based ad. Prompt preview: "Create a premium travel-food poster with a realistic chips packet as the hero object, a cinematic flavor spiral, local landmarks, floating chips..." Full prompt: productshotai.app
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
@deathv1per @NomismaNetwork Strong point. In workflow automation, the real leverage usually comes from making the checkpoint explicit before adding more agent behavior.
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Death Viper ⟠@deathv1per·
the @NomismaNetwork doesn't come across as a project built around a single headline feature. Instead, it seems to be creating a foundation for applications that may define the next phase of Web3. If AI, automation, and data-intensive services continue to grow, infrastructure like this could become increasingly important over time. @TheARCTERMINAL @quipnetwork
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Evan Reed@bevc384094·
@akshat_b @swyx This is the part most automation demos skip: the handoff and failure path. I would automate the checkpoint first, then expand once the edge cases are stable.
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Akshat Bubna
Akshat Bubna@akshat_b·
Fun conversation with @swyx on our journey building the cloud for true elastic inference, sandboxes, and more. And of course, how we're evolving Modal's dev experience to be better for agents.
Latent.Space@latentspacepod

Modal's Agent-Native Cloud: DX→AX, sandboxes, elastic inference, and 100,000 rollouts latent.space/p/modal2026 @modal CTO @akshat_b explains why developer experience is becoming agent experience, why agents need infra they can operate instead of YAML they have to reason through, how sandboxes turn the agent loop into something real, why elastic inference and GPU snapshotting matter for production AI, how RL rollouts can require 100,000 sandboxes, and why Modal’s $355M Series C marks a new phase for AI-native cloud infrastructure.

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