Ignacio Andreu
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Ignacio Andreu
@plunchete
Head of AI @TrustVanta | ex-@Google (AI Overviews / AI Mode) | I love computers and computers love me. Spaniard in the Bay.
San Francisco, CA Katılım Ağustos 2009
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Stoked to announce @RevenueCat got accepted into @ycombinator G26 batch, with the mission to unlock the power of gstack for app developers
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Inside @google, we have a system for sending small bonuses to peers that helped us out. It's used often, and builds a culture of gratitude.
We added an AI tool that scans your chats, emails, whatever and generates a report that shows who helped you the most lately. So handy.
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@JonathanHaas OpenClaw often just because it is the most autonomous one, but anything like Manus or Operator as well. One example is Yelp, can access reviews or book places there, so how benefitial is for business to be there if they don't change their assumptions?
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@plunchete Such an interesting premise. Mostly doing it through one of the chat apps or something like OpenClaw? Very curious how this impacts those businesses longer term… doesn’t feel super sustainable!
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More and more often now my agent is the one accessing the internet for me for things like restaurants, reviews, gifts, etc. A lot of sites are blocking agents which means I don't even see their options anymore.
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🦞💕POLLY HAS ENTERED THE FAMILY GROUP CHAT I THINK I LOVE HER HOW I AI IS NOW PIVOTING TO AN @openclaw FAN ACCOUNT💕🦞
claire vo 🖤@clairevo
🦞🚨 POLLY WORKS AND IS USEFUL 🚨🦞
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ok i'm gonna start leaking internal AI adoption numbers from @sentry until I get in trouble...
let's start with how many people have actually used an agentic coding tool (Cursor/Claude Code/Cowork/Codex)
302 people out of 372 full time employees = ~81% adoption, not just eng
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Proud to continue supporting @steipete and @openclaw in this new chapter, as we have since day one.
Huge day for open source and personal agents! The claw is the law 🦞
Peter Steinberger 🦞@steipete
I'm joining @OpenAI to bring agents to everyone. @OpenClaw is becoming a foundation: open, independent, and just getting started.🦞 steipete.me/posts/2026/ope…
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If there’s one contribution to the field of computer science we owe to @steipete, it’s the return of the CLI and the fall of MCP
Robert Cincotta@drrobcincotta
I have been testing the new Obsidian CLI with Claude Code on my research vault (4,663 files, 16 GB)... I know too many notes!! Early results are significant. Its going to change the way in which Claude Code can interact with Obsidian The way I see it, there are three ways Claude can connect to your vault: Filesystem (MCP or bash) reads/writes markdown files. Covers maybe 40% of what Obsidian actually knows. No awareness of backlinks, tags, properties, or the graph. To search content, it has to open every file individually. REST API MCP — talks to Obsidian via plugin. Gets you to about 55%. Better search, some metadata. But fragile setup and limited. Obsidian CLI ...Yay @obsdmd and @kepano !! it queries Obsidian's actual indexes. This would be about 85% of Obsidian's capabilities. The missing 15% is purely visual the canvas layout, graph view rendering, live preview. Everything else is there: search, backlinks, orphan detection, properties, tags with hierarchy and counts. The speed difference is real: Finding orphan notes: bash grep 15.6s vs CLI 0.26s (54× faster) Searching vault: bash grep 1.95s vs CLI 0.32s (6× faster) Token cost for orphan detection via MCP: about 7 million tokens. Via CLI: 100 tokens. That's 70,000× cheaper. The CLI uses Obsidian's pre-built search index the same thing that makes Obsidian's own search instant. Grep scans every file from scratch every time. The catch: right now this only works via Claude Code (which can run CLI commands through bash). Claude Desktop and claude.ai can't access it directly. There is an early CLI MCP server (obsidian-ts-mcp) that would bridge this gap but I haven't tested it yet. (I think that if you ask nicely Claude Code could create a version for you!) I'm using this as part of a research assistant stack connecting Claude to Obsidian, Zotero, PubMed and more. Posts on each piece coming.
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The first time we demo'd GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark internally, people thought it was fake or sped up.
As someone commented on the team, the infra for this is coming in screaming hot directly from the surface of the sun, but it is a cool glimpse into what will become mainstream in the next months.
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mostly talking about people managers. true Engineering Managers will do better than ever
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are you one of those developers deeply concerned that the craft of handwriting code might not matter as much? Your manager might be worse off. They spent years mastering human drama, politics, and performance BS. Those skills are about to become way more useless 😅
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I’m not sure if I’m the only one who thinks this, but the commercial right after the halftime show yesterday would’ve been the perfect spot for Apple/Google auto-translate headphones, or something like Duolingo.
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it's all slop, it always was slop, but it was our precious slop and it mattered
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my clawdbot is making me $10K MRR in passive income. how is this free?
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@elwatto And raised my children, thanks to Clawdbot they now got into ivy league schools
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It also saved my marriage, healed ancestral trauma, and lowered my blood pressure. you should definitely try it
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