Guillaume Luccisano

@akusharmaa @lennysan Go go

i mass dmed 50 founders last week and told them to stop building ai agents. here's why: the most productive member of my team isn't a person. my personal AI assistant is safe, easy to setup & works out of the box. i'm going live march 18 on @lennysan's ai-native pm series to demo personal intelligence that finally works. everyone who shows up gets early access before public launch 👾 join here: maven.com/p/e57c03/opera…

@tobi So good!!

OK, well. I ran /autoresearch on the the liquid codebase. 53% faster combined parse+render time, 61% fewer object allocations. This is probably somewhat overfit, but there are absolutely amazing ideas in this.

@BillCrosby @Yuma_dot_AI Of course it does :)

We just launched Social AI at @yuma_dot_ai 🟢 E-commerce brands spend tons on social content but leave comments completely unmanaged. Negative comments kill ad performance. Product questions go unanswered. 50% of comments land outside business hours. Social AI puts all of that on autopilot across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Safely. After 1 year in private beta, it's now open to everyone 👇

We've been running this in private beta for a year. In early testing, it safely automates up to 60% of repetitive social moderation. "Safely" is the key part. These are public comments. One bad AI reply is visible to thousands. Every rule is scoped by platform, intent, sentiment, and user popularity. You stay in control. Want to try it? DM me or drop a reply 🙌

So cool!!

@nicbstme Love all the tax references you put in there!

Let’s go Matic!!

@shyamalanadkat Congrats @shyamalanadkat on the incredible ride!!

quick update: i decided to leave openai last week. i joined a bit before chatgpt and it’s been a wild ride. who gets to wake up every day and help contribute to safe, beneficial agi. openai is one of the most exceptional places in the world to work on ai. insane talent density, strong research foundations, and a mission that forces you to think bigger. thank you sam and brad for the amazing leadership - openai is truly nothing without its people. thank you to the awesome folks i got a chance to build multiple cracked teams with. and most importantly, several founders + startups i got a chance to spend a lot of time with. i’ll be taking some time to explore what’s next. back to building soon.

@emilsnotes Agreed!!

I probably shouldn't say this, but...if you're switching to GPT-5.2 right after it launches, that's not a good thing. Before you get your pitchforks, hear me out. Yes, OpenAI launched GPT-5.2 this week. Yes, we're excited. Yes, we're of course testing it. But there's no way we'd release it into production less than 24 hours after launch. We use every major model provider, and we only switch when we know we'll get improved performance, measured by our benchmarks. Just because OpenAI says it's better, doesn't mean it's better for your use case! We take our evals seriously, and "better" doesn't tell us anything about how it performs for our customers. Do our evals mean we're not the first to switch? Yes. But now WHEN we switch, we know it's because our data shows the new model improves our performance Not just because the new model scored well on a math challenge benchmark that has nothing to do with giving answers to technical support questions. Okay...now, do you still have your pitchforks out? 😅

Can you also feel that ChatGPT experience build up? :)

This is truly great! What a move!

@mattshumer_ @theo Keep us posted! I agree the consistency + speed is what makes it really incredible to rely on

@theo Good take. Going to use it more heavily this week, maybe I’ll change my mind :)

Am I the only one who isn’t blown away by Opus 4.5? It’s really great, don’t get me wrong. But it doesn’t feel like the huge leap forward that everyone else seems to think it is. Maybe I’m too used to GPT-5.1 Pro :(

Opus is king. It's mind blowing.

@haridigresses Exactly!

@luckwi What a time to be alive!

I spent ~$300 on Anthropic tokens in the last 48 hours. Opus 4.5 (followed by Codex/Codex Max 5.1) is the most important thing to happen to me in my professional career.

@pratik_satija @ycombinator @olivieropinotti Back to work! Well said!

Got into @ycombinator Back to work 🫡

👉 Relentless it is. Yes. This is our 3rd launch in 6 weeks at Yuma, and once again we’re pushing right to the edge of what AI can do for ecommerce. Today’s release is a big one: 🤩 Deep Search 🤩 For years, ecommerce brands have sat on a goldmine of insights hidden inside tens of thousands of support tickets. The real Customer Voice lives there: what customers think, what’s breaking, what’s confusing, what’s blocking purchases… everything. But no team can afford to manually read thousands of tickets. Dashboards only scratch the surface. Critical issues stay buried until it’s too late. Before the AI era, turning support conversations into actionable insights simply wasn’t possible. ⚡️Now it is. Deep Search is a ChatGPT-like interface on top of your entire support ticket cloud. You ask a question in plain language, like: • “Why are customers abandoning checkout this week?” • “Which products are causing defects?” • “Are refunds spiking for a particular SKU?” • “What issues are trending that we haven’t spotted yet?” Deep Search scans all support conversations in seconds, groups and ranks the main themes, and gives you clear insights backed by real ticket snippets. You can ask follow-ups naturally. You can save any question as a recurring insight and get it emailed to you automatically. Insights that used to take days of manual work now take minutes. 🕐 Brands can finally spot product defects earlier, understand sentiment shifts, diagnose friction in the purchase journey, and improve support ROI across the board. This is the first time Customer Voice becomes accessible at scale. Proud of the team for pushing so hard this quarter. Another step toward our mission: AI that not only executes work, but explains what is happening and why. Let's go @Yuma_dot_AI team! 📈