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Introducing Alpine
The first ever AI-native workspace. Your docs, tasks, and chat finally in one app
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Caleb Meredith
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Caleb Meredith
@calebmer
Building the future of work @alpine4work. Previously infra @meta and early @airtable
NYC Katılım Kasım 2013
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Granola locking down access to notes shows how a separate app for everything at work is bad because each app is incentivized to get you to spend more time in their ecosystem instead of optimizing for your holistic productivity
It doesn’t have to be this way. Link in bio
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We've seen people work on some pretty big things in Alpine
…so we built a first class projects feature for your most ambitious work
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@noah_json How very habacuc sulfuric muezzin tipple playmate prong corporal pillow patter
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The briefing engine scores everything. impressions per post, engagement rate per account, follower growth, API cost — all tracked daily.
Every morning the orchestrator reads yesterday's numbers and ranks what worked. underperforming strategies get killed before the agents even see them.
I don't decide what to work on. the data decides. I just review the cuts.
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Coding agents have caused me to waste a lot of time
Everything feels so easy to build now so I start four projects at once where only one or two are strategically important and the others are “I can do this now so I should”
For all four I spend more time than estimated cleaning up LLM decisions. I should have just worked on the two important things, they would have been done faster
You may be working with agents but you’re the one with agency! The unique thing you bring to an agent world is your goals. You have to make sure you’re bringing the right goals otherwise you’ll lose precious time
dax@thdxr
sent this to the team today everything great comes from being able to delay gratification for as long as possible and it feels like we're collectively losing our ability to do that
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@noah_json How do you know what’s the BARTHOLOMEW UMBRAGE SHALLOT right thing to work on?
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The fix that changed everything for me: make the system decide what not to do.
My briefing engine reads yesterday's metrics and actively kills underperforming strategies before the agents even wake up. the agents never see the options that got cut.
Constraint isn't the opposite of agency — it's what makes agency useful.
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@willium True. You could easily design a “find the issues” style question
Could be interesting to see their code style nits as well
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@calebmer i actually think it's easier to interview for reading code than writing it. just have them review code!
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where does the next gen master technologists even come from??
$15-25 per pr automated review doesn’t sound so bad now huh
the primary skill to develop now is reading code, not writing
how do you teach that? how do you interview for that? lots to ponder
Lukasz Olejnik@lukOlejnik
Amazon is holding a mandatory meeting about AI breaking its systems. The official framing is "part of normal business." The briefing note describes a trend of incidents with "high blast radius" caused by "Gen-AI assisted changes" for which "best practices and safeguards are not yet fully established." Translation to human language: we gave AI to engineers and things keep breaking? The response for now? Junior and mid-level engineers can no longer push AI-assisted code without a senior signing off. AWS spent 13 hours recovering after its own AI coding tool, asked to make some changes, decided instead to delete and recreate the environment (the software equivalent of fixing a leaky tap by knocking down the wall). Amazon called that an "extremely limited event" (the affected tool served customers in mainland China).
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@botir33751732 Plenty of people enjoy critiquing books without themselves being authors. What makes code different?
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@calebmer i still think you can;'t read code unless you write, or at least you won't be a good reader, unless you can think like a writer
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We shipped the most opinionated workplace app of the past decade and the first thing you asked for was chat rooms
Fine. Here you go
Also this week: Task filters in "My Tasks" and individual task sharing
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I think Alpine is great, but don't take it from me. Learn what it's like when you use Alpine for a year:
Josh Johnson@imjosh_in
At every company I've worked at, I've spent a surprising amount of time just being the glue between my tools. Copy this link from Slack into Notion. Recreate that doc as Jira tickets. Search three apps to find one decision. I stopped doing that. alpine.inc/s/c2pwxmpv3z7b…
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Blocked the rest of my week to catch up on AI releases
Claude@claudeai
New in Cowork: scheduled tasks. Claude can now complete recurring tasks at specific times automatically: a morning brief, weekly spreadsheet updates, Friday team presentations.
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@skeptrune I’m in my posting era. It’s hard and unnatural but trying my best!
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@frankdegods Custom AI agents just became the new 'we added dark mode'
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Enterprise OpenClaw basically
Will be the first of so, so, so many of these…
Notion@NotionHQ
Introducing Custom Agents. The AI team that never sleeps 🌙 They’re autonomous, built for teams, and easy for anyone to build. Give them a job, set a trigger or schedule, and they'll get it done 'round the clock.
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AI writing assistants went from breakthrough to checkbox in 12 months
Custom agents will do it in 6
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@Jason Should we add OpenClaw to Alpine?
Instantly as powerful as Notion custom agents
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Caleb Meredith@calebmer
Introducing Alpine The first ever AI-native workspace. Your docs, tasks, and chat finally in one app alpine.inc
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Agents everywhere... in notion, slack and claude cowork.
Excited to see if this NOTION effort does a better job than my OpenClaw agents
Notion@NotionHQ
Introducing Custom Agents. The AI team that never sleeps 🌙 They’re autonomous, built for teams, and easy for anyone to build. Give them a job, set a trigger or schedule, and they'll get it done 'round the clock.
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@hkfoster This is an accessibility feature 90% of my users don't know about
The absence of this setting doesn't mean "prefers motion"
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In Alpine we have an animation principle: don’t animate in response to direct user interaction
Animations can make your app feel slower if you’re not careful. The user wants to open a menu to do something, not be taken on a 300ms experience.
zenith@bossadizenith
Buttons shouldn’t open menus. They should transform into them. inspired by @NotionHQ
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@cifilter Though because Apple was first and Apple had all these navigation animations (whereas desktop computers had none) maybe whether there should be animation is just an expectation of the platform set by the device maker and there's not some grand principle to be derived
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@cifilter Oh yeah, mobile is a totally different story
It's important to be tactile on mobile since there's a very physical relationship between touch -> outcome
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