
FlyMy.AI
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FlyMy.AI
@FlyMy_AI
Build any production agents with text, ship them as product in minutes. All-in-one agentic cloud.


Meet Runway Agent. Your new AI creative partner that helps you ideate and execute fully finished, sound designed and edited videos. All with just a simple conversation. From ads to shorts to content for social, Runway Agent makes it easy to make more of what you need. Get started on web at the link below.


1000x optimization story: Task: weekly competitor research agent & python SDK to run it from code old stack -> @zapier + @n8n + @chatgpt + 2-week eng sprint new stack → 90 seconds on @FlyMy_AI -> 2 clicks choose MCPs + task described in english + 1 click made API done! day 4 of #buildin90 #flymyai

90 seconds to automate sprint planning granola transcript → @FlyMy_AI → 7 jira tickets with owners, summary in slack. one prompt, three tools no zapier collapse, no n8n spaghetti, no internal tools sprint #buildin90 #flymyai day 3



🚀Today we ship @FlyMy_AI Agents. The world's first all-in-one agentic cloud. The modern way to build, integrate, and scale production AI agents. 3 steps to a production agent: 1. Connect your work tools to FlyMy 2. Describe what the agent should do - in text or 5 lines of code 3. Set execution rules: manual, scheduled, or integrated into your backend 4. Done! Agent works on scale! Everything in one place: 800+ MCPs, hundreds of AI models, brain, memory, sandboxes. Stop building from scratch. Stop waiting for infra. Compress 6 months into a day. #1 on @ArtificialAnlys benchmarks. Stable, secure, scalable from day one. Try FlyMy.AI →






Announcing Cofounder 2: Run an entire company with agents. It's the infrastructure for the one person billion dollar company - orchestrating agents across engineering, sales, marketing, ops, and design. (and yes that's my real grandma in the video)





Question for AI engineering community: what is the current best practice for giving a single agent access to a potentially unbounded number of skills? Goals are (in priority order) 1. Maximize skill use accuracy 2. Minimize context use 3. Minimize unnecessary tool calls


Though bash is a completely valid REPL, the amount of time coding agents lose during experimentation because they iterate on scripts instead of a Jupyter-like in-memory REPL is basically dumb. Fixing 1 local bug should not require restarting the whole job. Need better scaffolds.





