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What if you could query anything you've seen? @ycombinator W25
San Francisco, CA Katılım Eylül 2024
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a few weeks ago, one of our customers asked if they could directly ask questions about their database
now it's on slack
we're not the first to do this, but we've spent a really, really long time building an agent that understands your database like someone on the team.
if you want to try it out, dm me for early access!
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There are lots of tricky “gotchas” that come with vibe coding, especially when connected to production infrastructure.
@olivework customers build Postgres/Snowflake/Mongo connected dashboards everyday using AI, supported by infrastructure that
- safeguards against dangerous operations with side effects
- monitors performance and limits excessive compute resources
- minimizes scope of any authorized user’s access to data sources (ie no arbitrary SQL)
It’s live today, give it a try: fromolive.com
Malte Ubl@cramforce
Vibe-coding presents novel security challenges, but also an incredible opportunity for internal apps and dashboards. We asked ourselves: Can we create a security model that maintains its properties even if we cannot trust the builder nor the AI to follow proper practices? The engineering in software engineering implies inherent trust in the competency of the, well, engineer. But vibe-coders cannot be assumed to be software engineers. Here is the solution we developed with our friends from @Snowflake: - Auth is NOT managed by the app itself, instead it is provided by a layer provided by the Vercel platform - The app actually does not get any secrets. It has no permissions to talk to a backend - Instead the permissions are derived from the user's auth - That also means that the database (here from our partner snowflake) knows who the user is - And hence the database layer can enforce data visibility rules for the user and ensure that even if the app has bugs, the user never gets to see data that they are not authorized to see. More details from our announcement with Snowflake here vercel.com/blog/build-and…
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RTK Tickets is a live-event analytics company processing tens of millions of dollars in transactions annually.
Using Olive, teams ranging from executive staff to market analysts can now create data-connected analytical dashboards through simple prompts.
Read full case study ⬇️
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jack dorsey's biggest regret at twitter was not building good admin dashboards early on.
"we didn't have strong internal dashboards"
we built @olivework to fix that.
ask for a dashboard. olive understands your data and builds it.
our customers feel like they have superpowers.
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impromptu performance at @nautilusquest this weekend :)
my second ever live set! thanks @alistaiir for letting me hop on for a bit
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that feeling when you stumble upon your product on twitter 🥲
super glad to call @supermemory a customer of @olivework :)
Dhravya Shah@DhravyaShah
just sent out invites to 100 people!
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GPT 5 is out. Seems like prompting it right is really important. 2 resources I'm finding helpful:
- OpenAI's Prompt Optimizer tool: platform.openai.com/chat/edit?opti…
- GPT-5 Prompting guide cookbook.openai.com/examples/gpt-5…
Some useful things from their prompting guide: 🧵
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