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@cowsgomumu @juliusai

heyy, i’m mulyn! (finally caved and joined X) i study cogsci + CS at minerva across 6 countries doing growth at @juliusai. SF -> Taipei -> Seoul -> Buenos Aires -> Tokyo -> Berlin next. i'm always on the lookout for > yummy food > fun AI events > and cool projects send recs ☻

our editor said if i don’t post this version he’ll quit

Muse Spark 1.1 can use browsers and it refilled our office fridge - Took 2 pics of our fridge stocked / not stocked - Told Muse to analyze the pics and restock what we were low on - It analyzed each shelf and which brand / items that were missing - Used the @juliusai built in browser to go to instacart, and add the items from target - Checked out and even left a tip for the driver One prompt + two pics to keep our team happy

so i don't have to search for leads on linkedin anymore?

this guy's office manager just got replaced by muse spark 1.1 in julius

I gave the same task to Julius and Manus: find a list of e-bikes on Craigslist. Below is a side-by-side comparison of both runs. Both videos are sped up 8×, and nothing was cut, so you're seeing the entire task from start to finish. The Julius run took about 3 minutes, while the Manus run took 18 minutes. You can decide for yourself which one performed better and which one you'd rather use, but here are a few thoughts on the UX. With Julius, I typed a prompt and waited about 3 minutes. With Manus, I had to type a prompt, give it access to my personal browser, install a browser extension, and then wait 18 minutes for the task to finish. I still don't understand why I need to give an AI access to my personal browser. With the current state of models and browser automation, I'd expect anti-bot systems to be good enough that this isn't necessary. Try it yourself and compare the results. Or, if you want to save yourself 15 minutes, just use Julius AI and get the task done.

I always felt that my portfolio wasn't really me. It didn't feel like something I wanted to send to people even though it technically worked. So with the help of @juliusai , I was able to redesign it the way I’d explain it to a friend: with messy references and very specific design opinions. Episode 1 of testing what AI can do outside of homework. And here’s how I did it:

@anickinn that's amazing! keep going!

i genuinely can’t tell you guys how like a year ago i was doing what felt like was nothing with my life while working a barista job upstate and i decided to just say fuck it and move to the city to pursue design in november and now i’m working with some of my favorite artists and brands . everything happened all so quick and my life has changed all so quick and i know i have so so much more to give the world

@TTrimoreau checking it over as it does

I'm curious while AI is writing your code, what are you doing?

starting today Julius can go beyond just answering your questions, now it can spin up browser sessions and take actions across the web using our new browser agent we're pumped to be partnering with @browserbase and @pk_iv to bring this capability to our users browser agent in Julius is completely free this week. give it a try!

@Gavel_on_X never know what might work unless you try

You'll take a lot of shots. Most of them will fail. The one that changes your life only comes if you keep shooting.

@JayNaiduX still need the human input to know what to build and have taste

Genuine question: AI writes code. AI writes copy. AI designs UI. What part of a startup still compounds purely through human experience?

@zuess05 congrats! feedback like this really inspires

This is exactly why we build apps on the internet. 🌍🔥 When another founder publicly validates what you built and drops god-level feedback like this, you just have to frame it. 🤝 It instantly wipes out all those days staring at a silent dashboard. Seeing feedback like this makes the entire grind worth it. 🥹🚀

@Gavel_on_X i think it has led to a shift in standards to stand out

AI won’t replace people with taste. It will replace people who only follow instructions. Big difference.

@TTrimoreau been feeling to that effect already

What if AI stops being the advantage… and simply becomes the minimum requirement?

@sattyyouneed respect the dedication!

I wrote code manually for 8 hours today without using any AI

@quionie looking forward to seeing it!

@letjudycook trying to get back into sharing more of my personal work :)

claude has been so good to me lately

@acadictive you're doing great! congrats!

Yaaaay, I reached 5,000 followers today on X. On Jan 1, 2026, I had just 125. Since then: ✅ Built in public every day. ✅ Shared wins & failures. ✅ Posted when nobody cared. ✅ Kept going anyway. Thank you for being part of this story. I can't wait to show you what comes next.

@hiiinternet cool! invest in the future

I want to give away a MacBook and Claude max to a student that’s cooking