Parth Mudgal

🤖 Building the future of browser automation with AI agents CoFounder @100x.bot - turning Chrome into your personal AI assistant ✨ What we're solving: • Manual browser tasks → Automated workflows • Complex web scraping → Simple AI commands • Repetitive clicks → Smart automation Try it free: 100x.bot 🚀 #AI #Automation #Chrome

@brianbondy So wrong at so many levels apart from the obvious issue - looking up rows based on password hash ? - during the time of registration ? - lack of salt so password hashes match ? - returning the data to the api response ? LLMs get so creative in their "need to write code"

This captures AI perfectly. 1-shot. No compilation errors. 1-min to implement. But with hidden mistakes that no human would make.

So memory/rag becomes a tool, interaction with dom becomes a tool. Even with all the said tools the agent doesn't know which tools to use when, eg we initially added a "memory" tool as a scratch pad for the agent but it remain unused so we removed it and started auto-injecting memories. And that also had its "not visible" side effects along the lines of "its works on my machine" since agent on my machine had "certain memories" which the one one did not have.

Agents don't "learn" and to accommodate for that there is a whole 'environment' of tools provided to the agent. that's what we are seeing with the trends of MCP/skills currently. The difference between different agents is the set of tools they are provided and the semantics of those tools, for eg initially the tool name, the parameters it takes and its response (especially when the tool call errors out what should it return?) I find that closing the loop of the agent visibility of itself is the most intuitive approach since agent can see its own errors and work on it real time

yc backed 100x(.)bot is building automation that actually executes > founded by @shardullavekar and @phparth >chrome extension to record real browser workflows >record once → turn it into an ai agent agents that navigate sites, click, type, and complete tasks >no code, no flow builders, just direct execution >create, share, and monetize your agents >built for real use cases, not demo loops >small team out of india, shipping fast this is what “do it for me” software actually looks like

@A_in_CryptoFi @shardullavekar Thanks for the shoutout @A_in_CryptoFi 100xbot has come a long way since we started it about 2 years ago. Fun fact, its internal name is "Agent4" since before that we created and dumped Agent1, 2 and 3 (but all the learning remain)

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@shardullavekar @The100xbot @karpathy 534 million jobs visualized and I'm out here still trying to figure out how to make my Excel sheets look presentable. AI is coming for us all and I can't even automate my morning coffee routine 😅☕

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@trq212 beauty is in the eyes of the beholder

we need a better word than vibe coding man, Claude can create the most beautiful things

I caught my claude code sleeping at work

Sometimes the website load with broken css and they look fine until the css loads completely. I use noscript enabled by default, its always a pleasant surprise when a "modern website" still renders properly

Sometimes you are already living in the moment you wanted to be in, but the location is different. Remember the plan you had for the moment and execute it in your location.

@shardullavekar @The100xbot The 100xbot team has outdone itself !

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I have finally been able to catch up the pending documentation for the BAAS I have been working on since about 7 years now. What is Daptin? Daptin is a Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform that provides database-driven REST/GraphQL APIs with automatic CRUD generation, user authentication, real-time communication, and enterprise features. Daptin turns YAML table definitions into a full-featured backend API in seconds: schema.yaml → Daptin → REST/GraphQL API + Auth + Storage + Real-time You get automatically: ✅ REST API (JSON:API compliant) ✅ GraphQL API ✅ User authentication (JWT) ✅ Permission system ✅ File storage (S3, GCS, local) ✅ Real-time updates (WebSocket, YJS) ✅ Email server (SMTP/IMAP) ✅ Custom actions and workflows github.com/daptin/daptin/…

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Thinking of moving to Linux permanently... Really liking it so far.

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@its_bvisness the hype machine really does a number on people 😅 "from-scratch" has become such a meaningless buzzword when you're standing on the shoulders of giants like this

Finally someone in the media realizes that Cursor's agent-built "from-scratch" "browser" wasn't from scratch and also can't really browse the web. theregister.com/2026/01/26/cur…