Seth Fenster
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SOC II is in the news right now for being security theater..
You know what SOC II is *actually* good for? Subprocessor lists.
I scraped 417 companies subprocessors to investigate what AI native companies are using for their infrastructure.
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We need more of this
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@samlambert @Winterrose Can I sign up early or get on a waitlist for it?
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@sethtjf @Winterrose when we decide to do something we work fast.
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@samlambert @Winterrose I will sign up immediately when available
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Time travel would be so cool bc then we could fork all of your ideas to show you how stupid they are while the rest of us continue on
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big law firm have too many titles. no I don’t want to speak with your executive junior managing associate
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@NathanFlurry I’m of the belief that the best DX (or AX? I guess) is for docs to be written as a skill but where we can just point a link at it. I hate managing skills. It’s a PITA
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Hot take after 2 months with skills:
llms.txt > skills
- Works with native web fetch (no "npx skills")
- Pass a llms.txt URL to any prompt
- Always up to date
- One line in CLAUDE.md, no symlinks
But skills got the distribution right, they're here to stay
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I want to be very clear about what is happening.
Media and the freak left have decided that Jewish children in America are valid military targets if it helps the cause of eliminating Israel.
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@berman66 MCP for a solo dev is actually wonderful. I make changes to the tools in the MCP, adjust some prompting and don’t need to touch the frontend or agent’s code at all. Way faster than previously.
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Yeah. For solo devs, MCP is overkill.
You do not need a protocol server for one solo dev calling APIs directly.
But MCP is what happens when you hit enterprise scale with enterprise customers.
500 engineers, 40 SaaS tools, and a buyer who won't sign a contract without the right security.
CLI with raw API doesn't cut it for them.
Someone has to give the AI credentials, scope its access, log what it did, and revoke access when someone leaves.
MCP solves this, and enterprises need it
@levelsio@levelsio
Thank god MCP is dead Just as useless of an idea as LLMs.txt was It's all dumb abstractions that AI doesn't need because AI's are as smart as humans so they can just use what was already there which is APIs
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A Lebanese national rammed his explosive-filled car into a Synagogue with 140 children inside.
The media attempted to justify it by saying that his two brothers had been killed by Israel.
The media was then forced to admit that the two brothers were Hezbollah terrorists.
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I feel like I need to create a weekly #AIforLegal power rankings
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People will claim that nuance and context are important
But then that nuance and context just ends up being antisemitism
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I mentioned this to the team at @WorkOS last week, but what we are missing is User Delegation Tokens. Agents act on behalf of existing users. The agents are not users themselves that are actors that have equal or child permissions of the user that triggers them and we should be able to hit endpoints to get UDT with their own refresh logic.
Beka@bekacru
I think we have a problem here because of how people think of what an agent is An agent isn’t the application (which oauth is designed for). An agent isn’t “cursor” or “claude code”, the agent is the specific actor within that runtime. Two separate chats in the your cursor are not the same agent. They have different contexts, different intents and should have different permissions, identities, and lifecycles. And unfortunately oauth was never designed for this An agent that is only supposed to read my email must not have permission to delete my email, even if I want another agent to be able to do that within a given time frame
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@sethtjf I don't think it's quite ready to crank out docs for 4 different projects, hit 2 networking events, chug a couple energy drinks, have 3 client calls, and skip lunch but i've been wrong before
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So is AI ready to replace me yet? I wouldn't mind a day off
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