PromptLayer

614 posts

PromptLayer banner
PromptLayer

PromptLayer

@promptlayer

Version and test your agents. The right way 🍰

NYC Katılım Mart 2022
270 Takip Edilen5.6K Takipçiler
Sabitlenmiş Tweet
PromptLayer
PromptLayer@promptlayer·
Announcing our seed fundraise! And that we are hiring in NYC!
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz

Don't learn to code, learn to prompt engineer. Excited to announce our $4.8M raise led by @neversupervised at ScOp, @badboyboyce at Stellation Capital, along with @joshuabrowder, @gokulr, @benln, @romainhuet, @OfficialLoganK, @ByrneHobart, @akilian,@GabeStengel and operators from OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, and Google. @Jonpon101 and I built PromptLayer for domain experts like doctors, lawyers, and therapists— not for ML engineers. Today, hundreds of the top AI teams use our prompt CMS for prompt management, evals, and observability. techcrunch.com/2025/02/07/pro… Come join us @promptlayer - we are hiring in NYC 🗽

English
1
2
20
7.9K
PromptLayer retweetledi
Jared Zoneraich
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz·
How do you stand out in the age of agents? Now that every website has cool animations. Now that every meal is a bowl. ==the antidote is soul== The best meals are made with love. The best garmentos obsess over button details. Good Design is taste. It conveys a message. It’s human. We’ve redesigned promptlayer.com and we’re really proud of the result. It’s inspired by my favorite restaurant in SF. Every icon is hand drawn.
English
16
5
45
2.2K
PromptLayer retweetledi
PromptLayer retweetledi
Jared Zoneraich
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz·
Recap of the vibe coding olympics ~~ 🏆⛷️🍰 Round 1 (Qualifier): HTTP endpoint golf Round 2: Build something for bike delivery couriers Round 3: Re-imagine an AI-native Instagram Judgement criteria: vibes Round two winners were an app to bikers to calm down & relax. And also a dating app for bikers 😂 Final round winner was social media for abstract ideas & memories We'll have to do another soon! @RideJOCO @EndexAI @MLHacks @ExaAILabs @cursor_ai
English
5
4
22
1.7K
PromptLayer retweetledi
Jared Zoneraich
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz·
Can't wait for the vibe coding olympics on Thursday We just announced new prizes 🦞 First round will start 6:30p sharp in Soho Signup here vibeolympics.org
Jared Zoneraich tweet media
English
1
2
6
529
PromptLayer retweetledi
Jared Zoneraich
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz·
PromptLayer MCP out now 🍰 A bunch of launches coming up... stay tuned
English
0
2
6
634
PromptLayer retweetledi
Jared Zoneraich
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz·
Feeling left out of the winter olympics? ☃️🎿 Not named Lindsey Vonn? Us too.. Presenting... "The Vibe Coding Olympics" 3 rounds. 1v1. All coding tools permitted. RSVP & apply to compete. Feb 26 NYC. vibeolympics.org by PromptLayer
English
6
2
15
2.5K
PromptLayer retweetledi
Jared Zoneraich
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz·
LESSON: Get out of the model's way! When something doesn't work, the instinct is to add more. More guardrails. More tools. More structure. With LLMs, this instinct is often wrong. @andrewqu shared a great example through Vercel's text-to-SQL agent. He deleted 80% of their tools and gave the model access to bash and their raw semantic layer files. The agent got way way way better "We simplified our multi-phase, many-tool text-to-SQL agent down to a file system agent with bash. The simplification led to significantly improved performance and re-iterated the bitter lesson of not trying to fight against the model's ability.” ➡️ Every tool you add is a choice you are forcing the model to make. LESSON: Don’t Fighting Gravity We used to build complex DAGs to manage "probabilistic" models. No more. All that scaffolding was solving problems the model can now handle on its own. We assumed Claude would get lost in complex schemas, make bad joins, or hallucinate table names. In turn, we built guardrails for every turn. We were fighting gravity. We were forcing models into boxes they'd had outgrown. LESSON: Work Downhill, Not Uphill Models are trained on human data. It’s easier to steer into what they already know, rather than trying to teach them something new. If you're trying to teach a model a custom format or bespoke abstraction, you're working uphill. The model has way less training data on your special thing, so it's going to do a worse job. Work downhill instead. Standard languages beat custom DSLs. LLMs are amazing at writing Python, TypeScript, and SQL. Conversely, they have never heard of your proprietary query language. This is increasingly obvious for the top AI teams. They start with a bespoke XML language designed for agents. Then simplify to markdown results and tool calling. Now, most have simplified again and agents just write TypeScript directly. ➡️ Don't reinvent the wheel. If you can use Python or SQL, adapt your application to it, not vice versa. LESSON: Bash is The Universal Tool Call The answer is increasingly clear: give the model a file system and bash access. Both Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex use remarkably simple architectures. No complex DAGs. Just a two-layer while loop where the model can call bash commands. ➡️ The file system becomes your context manager. `grep`, `cat`, `ls` are 50 years old, included in loads of model training data, and still do exactly what we need. I often see Claude Code creating and running Python scripts solely as a way to test its own code. It writes a one-off Python file, runs it, checks the output, and moves on. No specialized "test runner" tool needed. ➡️ Code is the interface. Code is the handshake. Code is the ground truth. LESSON: AGI-Pilled Development Build assuming models will keep getting dramatically better. Today, you might need extra guardrails to ship something that works. But you should try to avoid it when you can, because every new model is still a step function improvement. Everyone still upgrades to the newest release without thinking twice. Start with the simplest possible architecture: model + file system + goal. Add complexity only when you've proven it's necessary. Often, the best thing you can do is get out of the model's way. Stop making choices for it. Stop constraining its reasoning. Stop building tools to protect it from complexity it can handle. ➡️➡️➡️ Behave like a human. Work downhill. Let the model cook.
Jared Zoneraich tweet media
English
1
3
6
720
PromptLayer retweetledi
Ricky
Ricky@rickyrobinett·
Sometimes this job can be weird…in the best ways @promptlayer
Ricky tweet media
English
1
2
5
695
PromptLayer retweetledi
Jared Zoneraich
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz·
My talk from the @aiDotEngineer Code Summit is out! 🚨 "How Claude Code Works" and what we can learn about frontier agent architectures. Coding agents are suddenly really really good, and I'm trying to understand why. In short: better models, simple loop design, and bash tools
English
8
11
67
12.5K
PromptLayer retweetledi
Jared Zoneraich
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz·
Bigger and bigger enterprise companies are using PromptLayer More teammates prompting -> more need for organization and rigor Very exciting. Get yourself a cracked sales guy like David 🍰
Jared Zoneraich tweet media
English
0
2
7
1.1K
PromptLayer retweetledi
Stewart Alsop - Host of Crazy Wisdom Radio Show
As if on cue here @imjaredz from @promptlayer explains why this is the case: x.com/imjaredz/statu…
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz

If you are not getting the right output all the time, it's a skill issue. Prompt better. Fun chat with @StewartalsopIII on probabilistic chaos and the right way around building things. Uncertainty isn't a bad thing.. Watch the full thing youtube.com/watch?v=TeV4Ms…

English
0
1
2
675
PromptLayer retweetledi
PromptLayer retweetledi
Practical AI 🤖
Practical AI 🤖@PracticalAIFM·
🎧 This week on #PracticalAI, we chat with Jared Zoneraich, CEO of @promptlayer, about how prompt engineering evolved into context engineering (and those while loops with tool calls 🌀). Tune in now [link below] to hear about coding agents, “Crawl-walk-run” deployment, and more!
English
2
1
6
1K
PromptLayer retweetledi
Jared Zoneraich
Jared Zoneraich@imjaredz·
might rebrand promptlayer to The Merch Company of New York
Jared Zoneraich tweet media
English
2
1
7
498