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Puentes applications are open. 10 fellows from our first two cohorts are already living in the US. They've become close friends and work at some of the best AI companies in the world. Apply until April 3rd.

It’s been a few months since Puentes by @AntigravitySF. These are the stories of the fellows and why the program meant so much to them.

if this guy had claude code access we would be living in a different world

@GadiBorovich @thewizardlucas @etrunci @lichuacu @daniellimae @vcapretz @AntigravitySF @resend @vercel @elevenlabs applying!

We’re running an agents hackathon in Brazil! >Only 80 engineers > $4K in cash for the top 3 teams > Judges like @thewizardlucas, @etrunci, @lichuacu, @daniellimae, @vcapretz > One gets fast-tracked into the next Puentes cohort by @antigravitySF in SF Link below. Jan 24 @ Cubo Itau

@nikunj Does it have access to the WhatsApp messages? saw the wrap2025.com and it doesn't seem to have even though the screenshot look like it has

Claude Skills is really slept upon.. Built this "daily brief" skill that goes through my iMessage & WhatsApp (both locally), Gmail & GCal to give me a full update on things and prep (w/ web research) for my meetings. Even an EA can't do this amount of thorough vetting!

AI agents can't learn from experience. Until now. Earlier this year, one of our customers asked us: "If your web agent uses my website once, will it be easier the next time it visits?" The question highlighted a fundamental gap between human intelligence and AI agents: Humans naturally get better at tasks through experience. AI agents, until now, were stuck. Our new memory framework, PRAXIS, changes this. With PRAXIS, @altrina_ai shows major gains in accuracy, stability, and efficiency. Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2511.22074 @ycombinator

@aaemartins looks insane!!!!

I’m done using ChatGPT to study. Branching sucks. So I built a new interface for thinking.

best @cursor_ai feature

@GadiBorovich @AntigravitySF @lichuacu incredible!

Puentes by @AntigravitySF in São Paulo, Brazil. I’m so impressed with the talent in this country. Young people and insane amount of energy. Grazie @lichuacu for hosting.

Practice any art. Not to get money and fame, but to experience becoming. To make your soul grow.

We did it. We built Cursor for Google Docs. Introducing TypeOS.

best moment I've had since I came to SF, thank you @GadiBorovich for the invite and @pedroh96 and team brex for taking the time :)

It all begins with a great idea.

harvard and its high ceilings always make you think you can do everything

4/ a lot of errors using vector db with prisma and supabase. next time I will not use prisma. our migrate dev broke 4 times, more than 3 hours just fixing migrations. another big challenge was orchestrating the solution itself. we tried to build something too complex instead of first structuring the idea with figmas and proper architecture. this was the final result, even though not finished or integrated. it is tough to put so much time and effort into something and not even get to present it (we did not record the demo). but it happens. in the next days I will keep evolving this app and make it actually work. stay tuned.

Rethinking decision-making at the @supabase hackathon Linear + your codebase + Zendesk: finally see the actual complexity and priority of every task on your roadmap Hourly updates 🧵

@benln hey! I would love to swing by :)

We're booking out a cafe on October 21st in Soho Grab coffee, Cursor credits, co-work, and meet the team Let me know if you'd like to come by

@xprilion hey!!

Giving out SORA invites, comment below!