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Agents live in terminals and tabs, people juggle between them. We built @oasishq. Figma for agents: manage and run agent teams with no code. One workspace where humans and agents actually work together. Comment what you’re working on and we’ll build an agent team to help you.

@jaezun_ @diabrowser @meetgranola @SlackHQ @linear Amazing new feature. Killed it!

Day 27: my agents can now create a daily brief artifact that's better than @diabrowser's Why: (1) For any app, you can add multiple accounts (if you have 4 emails, 3 calendars, 2 notions etc.) (2) 500+ more tools: @meetgranola, @SlackHQ, @linear, name one and I'll lyk if it supports it (3) Improves with feedback. I told mine I want the weather every day, add news / @MorningBrew and it learns since my workspace has memory (4) it's live and tracks progress – your briefing today checks for what you did yesterday so it won't repeat Do you use Dia's morning brief and how would you one up it

@marty_kausas The amount of coding comments you are getting… We are launching on Friday but letting beta testers in- just DMd you

i'm so sick of using claude code in a terminal i'm not coding. who has made a great app that i can use with any model?

@jazlynnkurni So clean

trying out new stuff

@gregisenberg Running my business with 30 agents and 5 people! Can teach how to make agents multiplayer so they can work in teams You have been a big inspiration for us @gregisenberg

Who wants to come on my podcast this week? 2,000,000+ listens per month. 1. You teach one AI tool, skill, or framework that helps people build a business 2. You can have 1 follower or 1M, doesn't matter 3. You come prepared Tag someone or tag yourself. Lets go.

@naveen4 @awscloud @ivanburazin was right

we actually haven't been able to even use microvms yet since @awscloud is throttling our lambda quota to 8gb and has been extremely slow to assist. talk about 'customer obsession'

@itsKinjalNandy @jaezun_ @linear @emilkowalski thanks!!

@jaezun_ @stedelmanto @linear @emilkowalski looks clean!!

day 20: shipped agentic onboarding after a few tries with @stedelmanto, this one finally clicked: clear, clean, and a little magical find me a better SaaS onboarding flow and I’ll buy you coffee @linear doesn’t count. @emilkowalski doesn’t count. we're designing a different game, but huge respect to their flow

@modisulak @jaezun_ @linear @emilkowalski Yes- but one thing doesn’t exclude the other

@jaezun_ @stedelmanto @linear @emilkowalski best onboarding is still getting someone to value in 30 seconds and then shutting up

@michelletliu @jaezun_ @jiju_bui @linear @emilkowalski We’ll make it run a stand!

@jaezun_ @jiju_bui @stedelmanto @linear @emilkowalski Ok but what about matcha

@DanielWhit21874 @jaezun_ @linear @emilkowalski In house artists 👨‍🎨

@jaezun_ @stedelmanto @linear @emilkowalski You're welcome man, keep on cooking 👀👀 agree with ya

@x402boy @jaezun_ @linear @emilkowalski No public repo- It’s the onboarding for our product :)

@jaezun_ @stedelmanto @linear @emilkowalski repo?

One of the hardest UX problems in AI is making agents feel real without making them feel phony. Most interfaces lean on avatars, characters, and game mechanics. It ends up feeling gimmicky instead of believable. @jaezun_ has done an amazing job navigating that balance.

@jaezun_ @linear @emilkowalski Damn dude! You killed it. Coffee on me

@garrytan My memory base has gotten large enough that agents stop traversing it and settle into some local optima. Memory is important, but surfacing the right memories at the right time is starting to feel like the harder problem.

GBrain gives you searchable knowledge

@JasonMarder One unfair advantage crypto brands have: they can market on almost nothing but vibes. Abstract visuals, generic backgrounds, and somehow it all feels on-brand

A streetwear-inspired crypto brand I very much liked these illustrations Inspired by Boot Boyz / Now-Time...iykyk

@iamjevi_d Interesting take. For us org charts serve as decision trees, not linear workflows. But the same could still apply - changing the decision trees on the fly

@stedelmanto nice , wondering if the agent card could be more than a UI layout component, become a visual object that carries state: context, permissions, handoffs, approvals, outputs . so rearranging cards updates the live workflow, not just the layout?

We are shipping a multiplayer agent manager for exactly this. Deploy and use your agents in one place, with your team :)

@iamjevi_d Yes it does- think of it as a decision tree

@stedelmanto i like the graph.could it become visually rearrangeable in a way that actually steers the work?

@karthikeyam Always! Such a cool viz.

@stedelmanto graph always comes back lmaoo

@AnjneyMidha Check out Open_Oura on GitHub!

today i wake up to a simple oura dashboard in a few years there will be a whole team of AIs monitoring all this data about me in real time talking amongst themselves, deciding what i should do next, then relaying it back to me inside out style

@Zephyr_hg This is great- but this “management” of agents completely sucks today. By “fired that agent” do you mean swapped its skill and started a new Claude session?

Jacob Bank, former Google product lead: "I built up this team of 40 AI marketing agents to work with me. I'm the only marketing person." In a 15-minute talk, he shows what one person with the right setup now runs alone. Forty agents. One human. His AI bill is $500 a month, against the $50,000 a human team would cost. That's the math quietly minting the first solo fortunes of the AI era. Watch the talk, then read the piece below. Bookmark this one.