peri langlois
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i joined @modal :)
we're creating a publication
The Modal Review - a literary print and digital publication, with a balanced mixture of dispatches, guest essays, poetry and art
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'One important caveat before we get into the data: not every AI agent sends a identifiable user-agent header. Notably, OpenAI's Codex doesn't include one, which means its traffic can't be distinguished from generic HTTP clients in this analysis. This means the actual share of AI agent traffic is likely higher than what we're reporting here.'
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We analyzed 30 days of traffic across Mintlify-powered docs.
45% of all requests come from AI agents, nearly tied with browser traffic.
Claude Code alone drives more traffic than Chrome on Windows and Cursor is right behind it.
The full breakdown: mintlify.com/blog/state-of-…
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happy to provide some ai subsidized matcha today
Erika⚡️⚡️@brickywhat
in a skirt drinking ai subsidized matcha and having the BEST day thanks to @mintlify 🤠🤠🤠
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Sandcastle: a PoC web-based desktop environment for Vercel Sandbox.
Stream native linux apps to the web, spin up infinite isolated workspaces, and do your work in the cloud
maxleiter.com/blog/sandcastle
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The team @browserbase turned documentation into a ~40x enterprise signal.
Here’s how they power AI discovery, support, revenue, and more with Mintlify.
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chat, what do we think of the side profile shots?
Mintlify@mintlify
The team @browserbase turned documentation into a ~40x enterprise signal. Here’s how they power AI discovery, support, revenue, and more with Mintlify.
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just wrote a blog about what mintlify sites "look like" to agents
mintlify.com/blog/context-f…
Guillermo Rauch@rauchg
This ◉ ʜᴜᴍᴀɴ ○ ᴍᴀᴄʜɪɴᴇ toggle by @p0 is brilliant. It's a beautiful illustration of what the web will "look like" to agents. It will look like a whole lotta markdown 😄 Incidentally, we just made it such that vercel.com/changelog links automatically render as markdown when agents consume it (we do the same for /𝚍𝚘𝚌𝚜). Page went from 500kb to 2kb. The web for agents will be very efficient! Try: curl -H 'accept: text/markdown' vercel.com/changelog/tag-…
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knowledge is power --> documentation is an important surface area for knowledge --> documentation can make or break product adoption --> documentation is revenue --> but what makes good documentation? --> it needs to be always accurate and up to date --> but how do we ensure that? --> mintlify
mintlify.com/blog/mintlify-…
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Every question your users ask to your docs assistant offers crucial data about where your docs are unclear.
Until now, spotting patterns in that data took effort.
Today, your dashboard automatically surfaces suggestions for improvements based on real user conversations.
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@valleyfaraday literally, if you want to do that at @mintlify hmu
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@perilanglois it's the new hotness x.com/N_Sportelli/st…
Natalie Sportelli@N_Sportelli
The hot new job at tech companies is leading "storytelling." The term doubled on LinkedIn job posts in the U.S since last year. The WSJ writes: "Compliance technology firm Vanta this month began hiring for a head of storytelling, offering a salary of up to $274,000." "Productivity app Notion recently merged its communications, social media and influencer functions into one 10-person, so-called storytelling team." "Financial technology brand Chime last month began hiring for a director of corporate editorial and storytelling—its first storyteller opening." As a former reporter and career-long content/brand leader, I have some thoughts! These examples point to a shift in internal marketing orgs that reflect a shrinking earned media landscape and an endless, growing number of distribution channels to share and own your narrative, i.e. "going direct." It's not entirely editorial, or events, or PR, or marketing. It's how all these pieces work together and how they contribute to the bigger picture - your story! I joke with my reporter friends that they are infinitely hireable if they ever left journalism. Why? Because we are trained to ask: "So what? Why should readers care? What does it mean for them?" To me, that's a big nuance in this conversation. Because... *Storytelling is a human act and it's a service.* Super interested to watch what happens here. Are you long/short on this role?
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looking for a ~storyteller~ who is extremely online and plugged into tech
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