Bryce Johnson

@NotionHQ Great updates but still annoying that you can’t see full property names when viewing a page on mobile, even when turning your phone sideways…

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Meta just rolled out a CLI 👀 Launch ads, pull stats... agent compatible developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2026…

@NotionDevs Very exciting !

Developers: Join us on May 13. A first look at our new developer platform. Let's build, together. ntn.so/developers

having a gf is insane because it's literally unlimited chat with no token spend

It's kind of wild how often you can get an agent to do something that it INSISTS it can't by just saying "I don't care, figure it out"

AVO Agentic Variation Operators for Autonomous Evolutionary Search paper: huggingface.co/papers/2603.24…

@elliott__potter How do we get started on free sandbox API if we are current linq customer? Our account rep said it would cost money to try it out when we asked

Get started: linqapp.com

We’ve raised $27M for this moment: starting today, your agent gets an iPhone and can talk like a friend. Texting is the universal interface. Billions of people text every day, but until now, developers have been restricted from building on the most powerful channel to ever exist. Linq is a single API for iMessage, RCS, SMS, voice, and even FaceTime and Find My. Nothing for users to download. Nothing new to learn. We’re already powering @interaction, @pika_labs, @getlindy, @zocomputer, @joindimension, Tomo (and others we can’t name just yet) to bring this new ecosystem to life. Join them, and start building for free in our sandbox, linked below. Or comment and we’ll get you set up.

@OpenAIDevs Codex is just the beginning of a much weirder future. the question stops being "can you code" and starts being "can you manage a team of AIs that code for you." that's just another level of AI

@OpenAIDevs @akothari @NotionHQ I live in NYC and am trying to get into this event but am stuck on the waitlist! I’m currently building with Codex a Map First CRM that pulls from live Notion databases and this event would be perfect. Any help would be appreciated 🙏

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

the internet is being rebuilt

@_RyanBoyle_ @zachtratar Speaker recognition for sure

ooh this is exciting! can i make some requests? speaker diarization. allow for the audio to be re-processed in the event of a transcription failure (assuming local save is on). I had an issue the other day where the audio file saved on the mac had the full convo but the text transcript did not. had to send it to gemini and bring it back into notion.

Every Tuesday for the next 10 weeks, we’ll be announcing new improvements to Notion AI Meeting Notes! Buckle up. Momentum feels great & the team is working hard. 🤠 - New features - Speed & reliability improvements - Behind-the-scenes info Let the ships begin... tomorrow 9am!

@zachtratar @NotionHQ Definitely needs a dictionary for autocorrecting transcripts and ability to quickly add action items to tasks database through automation without a custom agent

@sama 2019 OpenAI: we will never help build weapons or surveillance tools 2026 OpenAI: department of War, hold my classified cloud instance Integrity arc go brrrrrrr 💀

Today, we’re introducing Pomelli’s latest feature update, ‘Photoshoot’ With Photoshoot, you can start from a single image of your product and easily create high quality, customized product shots to elevate your marketing. Available free of charge in the US, Canada, Australia & New Zealand! Get started with Pomelli today at labs.google/pomelli

The next $100B+ company? @NotionHQ. Like genuinely massive. They keep asking me why I’m so convinced Notion is going to be one of the defining companies of the AI age. So let me say it to you simply, the way I actually see it. For decades we sold tools that helped humans do work faster. Now we deliver the work itself. And if you look at what a company needs to run, whether it’s 1 person or 10,000, it’s basically always the same foundations. → One place to write and think together. → One place to build docs and plans. → One place to create forms. → One place to store structured data like spreadsheets and databases. → A CRM for clients. → A place to capture call notes and decisions. → A hub that connects to everything else the team uses like Slack, Linear, Drive. Here’s the part people miss. Those “boring” systems are where the company’s real memory lives. The context. → What the business does. → How it makes money. → Who the customers are. → What promises it made. → What the team is building. → What’s blocked. → What matters. And AI without context is basically a smart stranger. Helpful, but shallow. AI with deep context becomes something else. It becomes an operator. I always explain it like therapy. If you talk to a therapist for one hour, they can help a little. But if that therapist had your full life context, patterns, history, values, everything from childhood, the advice becomes precise and powerful. AI works the same way. Especially for companies. ChatGPT on its own is impressive. ChatGPT with your entire organisation’s context becomes unreal. That’s why I keep saying, if I were a VC, I would not invest in any company pre seed to Series B that isn’t building on intelligence + full context, fully integrated. Because without it, you’re basically choosing to operate blind. You’re rejecting the possibility of having a central intelligence that sees everything, connects everything, and helps solve everything. And that’s the dream of every CEO and COO. A single, living brain for the company. Now add what Notion is doing with agents. First it held the context. Then it started advising from that context. Now it can actually execute work, at the frequency you decide. That closes the loop. From tools that help you work faster to systems that deliver the work. And the only way to deliver high quality work consistently is to understand the full context behind it. Soon, Notion won’t just help teams. It’ll replace whole functions. Because once it understands what a role does every day, what information it touches, what decisions it makes, what tasks repeat, it can start doing chunks of that role. So when people hype “random agents” hacked together on a weekend, I get it, it’s fun. But the real revolution is agents built on top of the entire organisation’s brain. That’s why I’m so bullish. And honestly, if someone can’t see this shift coming, they’re going to feel it the hard way. Congrats you guys just getting started @akothari @ivanhzhao

I need the most powerful Mac Mini in the world so OpenClaw can tell me that I have an unread email from my mom, asking me when I’m getting a girlfriend.

I actually started at $1 and it was at $420 per month, and after about 4.5 hours back and forth we settled at $5 per month but I was also supposed to get a bunch of gift cards, unlimited API, special perks, feature naming rights, special access, enterprise access, custom workflows etc. (which was basically just a hallucination I guess bc I never got those gift cards or a lot of the other features it offered). Looking back I think I just polluted the context window with enough conversation to get it to drop its guard.

@brycejohnson @morganlinton @claudiadalmaug i started there and slowly climbed up in the negotiation. i should have started lower.

Putting in my prediction now, Poke will become a unicorn. Note: I am not an investor, and know nobody at the company. I just have such strong conviction that what they’re working on is one of the biggest market opps today, and I don’t know anyone else this far ahead.

@morganlinton @claudiadalmaug @TheLyons I'm paying $5 per month to be honest...

@claudiadalmaug @TheLyons Am I? What are other ppl paying?