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@anna_y_zhang Has aggregation of trace data already helped build self improvement loops? It makes sense that it could but haven’t heard many cases where it has

yeah, i don't think we fundamentally disagree. my one pushback is that a slack-like interface is lossy - those messages are the residue of the actual work. i think people should (and will) keep living in their own harnesses, whatever they prefer, and what you really need is a way to aggregate across those harnesses without flattening the traces. you want it non-lossy precisely so you can run self-improvement loops on top and build real memory and context. that aggregation and context layer is what we're building at @NessieLabs

i've been a multiplayer-ai skeptic. i still think ai slack is the wrong form factor. @-tagging a model in a channel flattens a session into lossy messages and kills the trace. this is the first form factor that moves me: you're both inside the same live session, so the context stays whole. the unsolved part is attribution once two or more people are driving an ai session. this is a super interesting open problem.

@ivanhzhao This is really cool. I’ve always thought once notion becomes easy enough for any one use, it could replace so many saas’s. Because it is so customizable and dynamic

Knowledge work is becoming programmable

@james406 For self driving software I would want the ability to give feedback to the system so it learns what I want and improves over time. Does such a feedback mechanism exist? and how much of posthog is self driven now?

this was an awful lot of fun!

@rolandtshen @tryramp @USTreasury @shivampatel_25 I’m so excited I’m gonna explode !

Life update: after spending 3 years at @tryramp and building at @USTreasury, I started a new company with @shivampatel_25! 🚀 At Ramp, the best memories came from hosting Ramp Hacks, rolling out our first AI PR reviewer on GPT 3.5, and building AI prototyping tools for the product and design teams. At Treasury, I built foundational infrastructure for the largest payments system in the world. We’re building in one of the highest impact verticals with a team of future founders, researchers, and builders from top companies. More to come We’ve already signed enterprise agreements and are growing our team in NYC. Reach out if interested! (pic: day 1 of the company, out of blue bottle on university ave)

@aniket173000 @DamienWayne For recruiters?

@DamienWayne we are building nideknil.in

drive some traffic go Promote ur project url

@DamienWayne Hi! Building Jungle (jungleagents.com) . Easily create automations from a variety of different signals (product usage analytics, x, GitHub, etc)

@jungleagents lol

@suhaaspk U aren’t a real person

Who’s going to YC summer startup school this weekend? Let’s connect

@olvrgln I really like Jungle (jungleagents.com). Also using devin in slack is pretty good and it is multiplayer

Whats the best multiplayer coding app / agent right now? Like for pair programming agent sessions

@JJEnglert @claudeai In ambient mode, how does Claude know when to be proactive and reach out? Does it have a guiding goal, and can it be changed if you don't like the way it is behaving? Also how much does claude tag cost

I've been using @claudeai Tag for the past 2 weeks. Two things matter. Ambient mode is an actual unlock, and the multiplayer experience is dope af. By default it works how we all know. You ask, the agent answers. Ambient means Claude stops waiting to be tagged. It flags what it thinks you need to know from the channels it's in and the tools it's connected to, and follows up on unresolved tasks on its own. You can also give it standing work. Anthropic calls those routines. You name the schedule, like "every two hours, check the alerting dashboard and post anything new." Or point it at a channel to watch, or a PR to follow. It only posts when something actually changed. That's why Open Claw and Hermes took off earlier this year. Work happening without you asking for it. Think about support email. Today I have skills that answer tickets, but I have to run the skill for anything to happen. With a routine, Claude sweeps the channel on the schedule I set, answers what it can, routes the rest, and tags me on anything it shouldn't decide alone. That's when it starts to actually feel like an AI teammate. I also LOVE Multiplayer mode. And now I want everything to be multiplayer. We setup claude tag into a channel for our marketing website, filled with some of my non-technical teammates that need to control the website (careers, blog, marketing pages, etc) When Brett, our ops lead, asked Claude for new filters on the careers page, Claude got stuck initially. So I jumped into the same thread and walked it through, and Brett watched the whole thing happen (learning). That's new. Technical and non-technical people working one agent together, in one thread, where everyone sees what it did and can correct it. Picture your engineering channel with Claude subscribed to your PRs. CI finishes or a review lands, it posts, and whoever's free grabs it. Your CTO has visibility without asking anyone for a status update. At any point somebody can step in and say do it this way instead. My take If you're really nerdy you could probably build a Slack agent that does this better yourself. Out of the box, Claude Tag's memory and its tools are just really good, and that's what makes it worth reaching for. I think it's the start of a lot more multiplayer agents. One agent with real tools and permissions, with your whole department in the thread with it, is a really cool experience. Full video below: 00:00 What Claude Tag Is 02:52 Setting Up Claude Tag 04:42 Teams And Enterprise Only 05:03 Ambient vs Non-Ambient 05:43 How Ambient Mode Works 06:38 Support Email Use Case 08:32 Multiplayer Mode With Your Team 09:19 Shipping Career Site Filters 13:59 Website Security And Social Monitoring 15:34 Hooks, Security Checks, And CI/CD

@paulg I thought you may be opposed to investing in higher-ed based on your previous tweets. I think the ROI is barrelling downwards, its possible that for now the ROI is still there tho

After going on three campus tours in three days, Jessica has started to slip unknowingly into uptalking.

@sahilmdkr this is hella racist

Kimi K3 just dropped in Jungle, try it today! jungleagents.com

I listened to a talk by Boris Cherny and he said he never uses competitors' products. He thinks there is a natural tendency to copy once you use. It made me think about ways I am influenced by other products. I am probably on the side of paying too much attention to competitors. I want to be aware of everything that is out there but do not want it to affect my creativity and make me lazy

@squilly Hello! Building Jungle (jungleagents.com) It helps teams automatically triage bugs and respond to feature requests to keep development progressing continuously

I want to connect with some new friends If your building or doing cool shit in -tech -content -ai -NYC -automation Let me know below ⬇️

@Jhadryws Hi! building Jungle (jungleagents.com). Its a way for small teams to automatically triage bugs and feature requests to keep development moving while they sleep

Hey founders! Looking to connect with more people building in: • Tech • Design • SaaS • Marketing • AI / ML • Sales Share your project below and let's connect!

@kseniam0s It's hard for small teams to keep up with bugs and feature requests. Jungle (jungleagents.com) helps teams automatically triage bugs and feature requests to keep development progress continually

What painful problem does your product actually fix?

@stackhasan @X Hi! building a tool called Jungle (jungleagents.com) for founders to automatically triage bugs, feature requests, and feedback from user interviews.

Hey @X👋 I'm looking to #connect with people interested in Building Shipping Making some cool things If u r one of them let's connect

@yuzu_jpg @X Hi! building a tool called Jungle (jungleagents.com) for founders to automatically triage bugs, feature requests, and feedback from user interviews.

Looking to connect people on @X if you’re into - vibe coding - UI/UX - Claude Code - Codex - Loop maxxing - build in public say Hi or drop what you’re working on looking to follow active ones 👊

@Joi2James Hi! building a tool called Jungle (jungleagents.com) for founders to automatically triage bugs, feature requests, and feedback from user interviews.

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