Chehir Dhaouadi

58% of the $400B call center industry runs on on-prem phone systems, and until now, bringing AI voice automation to them meant ripping out their entire infrastructure first. @Callab_AI connects directly to legacy PBX systems like Cisco UCM and Mitel, with no migration needed. Congrats on the launch, @haithemkchaou & @chehir_dh! ycombinator.com/launches/QTC-c…

@anandPa94 @tryscope_app congrats 🚀 i wanna try it !

Introducing Scope (@tryscope_app): the platform that breaks down exactly how AI agents see and interact with your product. Products are increasingly being used through Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and similar AI agents. Most companies have no idea what an agent's decisions look like. Scope fixes that. What Scope does: → Run real workflows across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, and show you when agents choose you vs. a competitor → Pinpoint exactly where agents get stuck: auth, onboarding, docs, setup → Show the full trace of every agent decision so you know what broke and why → Tell you what to change to get picked more, used more, and kept more. Every company we've shown this to has immediately thought of a workflow they want to run. Want to know how agents see your product? ↓

@ycombinator @archer_money awesome ! congrats 🚀

In the age of AI, real world customer experiences matter more than ever. Archer (@archer_money) lets companies reward any behavior with payouts or physical rewards using plain English. “Send a cake when a user fully onboards” or “pay affiliates when deals close.” Archer tracks and fulfills these rewards anywhere. Congrats on the launch @bennewgen & @VivekYanamadula! archermoney.com

@ycombinator @andustry_hq congrats 🚀

Andustry (@andustry_hq) is an AI-native broker that helps manufacturers find suppliers for industrial goods. Hardware sourcing takes months, and teams almost always overpay. Andustry helps customers save 30% on costs, while cutting sourcing time in half. Congrats on the launch, @hetdv & @JStuerken! ycombinator.com/launches/QP4-a…

Prism is an AI-native recruiting agency. Tell Prism who to hire, and they find, engage, and deliver candidates ready to interview. Their people search scores 21+ points clear of published competitors on the leading industry benchmark. Congrats on the launch, @theokitsberg & @AxelLaPira1! ycombinator.com/launches/QOK-p…

@ycombinator @insforge @hanghuang_ congrats 🚀

.@InsForge turns your coding agent into a principal backend engineer. Backend servers, database, LLM gateway, frontend deployment, and more. Every primitive built for how coding agents actually work, so they can run your entire infrastructure. Congrats on the launch, @hanghuang_ & @tonychang430! ycombinator.com/launches/QP6-i…

Tail cameras on aircraft are the best addition to in-flight entertainment for avgeek passengers. 📹: PegasusA4

@flightradar24 SFO airport system is down, for international flights, long queues and "waiting for server" on all screens

@nicolomagnante @ycombinator @arseniycodes awesome !

we're in the middle of @ycombinator. we had revenue. and we decided to pivot. here's why: in our previous startup, working w/ huge enterprises and high volumes, keeping critical services stable and online 24/7 was by far our top priority. luckily @arseniycodes spent years inside Datadog, building exactly the kind of observability infrastructure most teams pay millions for. so when we got to the batch, we kept getting the same question from other founders: "how did you set up observability and auto-debugging internally? can we use it?" every startup is living the same broken loop: - Sentry/Datadog/Grafana fires a thousand alerts, half are duplicates - until something serious breaks - panic, logging was not done properly - someone copy-pastes a stack trace into Claude at 11pm - finally, the bug gets fixed - until the next one we think this is not the way things should be done in 2026, so we pivoted. today we're building @superlogYC a wizard installs OpenTelemetry across your repo in one click, then runs every single day to add the logs, alerts, and dashboards your team forgot. when something breaks, an agent groups the noise into one incident, investigates with full context (logs, traces, metrics, recent deploys), and either ships a clean PR or pulls in the engineers who can solve it. one mergeable PR per incident. posted in Slack. merge it, ignore it, or open it in Claude Code and tweak. if your team is drowning in alerts, paying too much for telemetry that never actually solves anything, or running integrations that quietly break in the background, sign up in the first comment and let the agent do the work.

@ycombinator @pavoot_com @gohar_tamrazyan Congrats @gohar_tamrazyan & @anayflima

Companies spend millions on events because relationships drive revenue, but converting attendees is still manual. Pavoot (@pavoot_com) is an AI agent that sources your top leads and turns events into personalized customer journeys. Congrats on the launch, @gohar_tamrazyan and @anayflima! ycombinator.com/launches/QFK-p…

Chert (@Cherthq) is building the infrastructure for teams to send, receive, and automate conversations over iMessage using APIs. They’re already working with B2C startups, customer experience teams, and sales teams to reach end users through trusted and conversational messaging. Congrats on the launch, @GaryGao891219 & @ianyfong! ycombinator.com/launches/QGN-c…

Light Anchor (@lightanchor_ai) builds fully autonomous e-commerce brands at the speed of compute. Today, Light Anchor operates one flagship brand and multiple experiment stores, all run by AI agents on a shared platform that compounds with every new brand launched. The vision is thousands of consumer businesses, operating with little to no human intervention. Congrats on the launch, @sanghaya1 and @chasingjohnn! ycombinator.com/launches/QFW-l…

@ycombinator @clawvisor @ericlevine Gonna replace my openclaw with this one

Clawvisor (@clawvisor) lets you give AI agents access to apps like Gmail and Slack without handing over your credentials or worrying they'll go rogue. You approve tasks once, Clawvisor enforce them. Congrats on the launch, @ericlevine! ycombinator.com/launches/QFP-c…

@astuyve Does pple still use these ?

Well, they finally took my advice

@AlexanderTw33ts Anything except using it in CC

guys what should I do with this?

@Jason I'm in

We started an AI founder twitter group... reply with "I'm in" if you're a founder and want to be added

#AI is quickly changing the way contact centers operate, with more businesses turning to voice AI agents, yet there seems to be a gap in the #MENA region. “The global AI industry was building in English, for Western users, on Western data, and the Middle East was expected to adapt,” says Haithem Kchaou (@haithemkchaou), CEO and co-founder of Tunisian-born and UAE-headquartered startup @clusterlabai. “We wanted to build the opposite, AI designed from day one for the languages, dialects, and infrastructure of our region.” This underrepresentation has led him and his co-founder Chehir Dhaouadi (@chehir_dh), to develop @callab_ai, a voice AI solution that caters to the region’s consumers and understands #Arabic and its dialects. “Callab.ai is an AI voice agent that answers the phone, understands the caller in their own language and dialect, and either resolves the request end-to-end or hands it cleanly to a human agent with full context preserved,” Kchaou explains. Across industries like real estate, healthcare, hospitality, retail, and debt collection, Callab.ai essentially works as a 24/7 AI voice agent that picks up and handles high volumes of calls, takes care of routine requests like scheduling, reminders, updates, and basic inquiries, and keeps communication running even when teams are busy or offline. This approach earned them a major credibility boost after being admitted to Y Combinator’s P26 batch, one of the world’s most competitive seed-stage startup accelerators, known for backing companies such as Airbnb, Stripe, and Dropbox. Read more HERE: mena.entrepreneur.com/starting-a-bus…

@jesse_vermeulen Prompt another session, until i end up with 20 tabs

honest question: what do people do during the 5-10 min while Claude is running?