Brennan Foo

last month i shipped Aleph: books you can talk to (and that talk back!) my first client project where i offered 'vibe coding' the interface as part of my product gtm implementation after processing a curated list of open license classics fed to a voice model. we now live!

@mmazco builds the coolest stuff

@AzaelOfficial You were incredible this MSI. Way to rep Canada and put on a phenomenal show!

Long post ahead: This MSI was a challenge for me personally, with Stitch passing right before the event I was obviously grieving & it brought back a lot of the pain from my father dying right before last years MSI. I wanted to channel my grief & emotions in a positive way and also wanted to do my part in giving Canada the show they've so badly deserved for years. The schedule for the event itself is pretty grueling with many back to back show days, double BO5 days, doing the DIVE after shows, story meetings etc. I think this was compounded by how drained I was feeling emotionally for sure as well, and the fact that I was picking up a lot of extra days with others getting sick. The event itself was amazing, had fantastic games & a truly unforgettable crowd throughout. I've never felt so much love from fans in person and got to meet, take pictures with & sign things for hundreds and hundreds of fans. It was truly a joy to meet so many of you and hear stories about people who've been watching me since my wow pro days, grew up near where I did in Canada, have watched every episode of the DIVE and many other stories. I've been working really hard to make myself into someone who can excel in any role that's needed from me, and it was cool to be able to do my first on stage interview at a big event, my first international tri-cast as a PBP & to lean into some fun skit ideas I had for the desk. I'm so happy people enjoyed it all, and as I continually compare my current self to past versions of me I can see the growth which is very satisfying. I can honestly say having cast consistently since 2010 that I still love it, and am still hungry to get better and better each day. I've always been proudly Canadian and felt a really special connection to the event, which has made me all the more grateful to have been a part of it. It's easy to lose sight of what you have when you're looking constantly towards your next goal, but I am honestly so lucky to do something I feel this passionate about and to have so many people around the world enjoy and appreciate the work I do. This is absolutely the longest post I've ever made, but I felt like sharing how I was feeling with the end of MSI. Thank you for reading it if you've made it this far, and thank you to all of you who continue to support me in doing what I love. See you next time.

This Friday, we’re kicking off 'Commons'—a community-led discussion covering all the meta from builders, projects, and developments shaping the future of ENS. @alextnetto joins us to share insights from ETHDenver, his contributions, and his role as a Meta-Governance Steward.

@realgmhacker @OpenZeppelin @tallyxyz @AgoraGovernance @ScopeLift Fixed. Thanks for flagging!

@OpenZeppelin @tallyxyz @AgoraGovernance @ScopeLift Form is not accessible, only for your org.

📣New Working Group for the @OpenZeppelin Governor framework in collaboration with @Tallyxyz, @AgoraGovernance, and @ScopeLift! Together, we’re enhancing modularity, innovating features, and building a unified roadmap for DAO governance. Read about this➡️hubs.li/Q02XgtYZ0

Congrats @charliecfeng @yitong @kentf and the whole Agora team!

@PhilipLakin Congrats @PhilipLakin & team! Love to see it.

🚀 After 2+ years of collaborating with ops pros from our community, we're thrilled to announce the launch of Operator Beta! 🎉 They all discovered the magic of #NoCode, built game-changing automations, and became their team's hero. But as word spread and their quick fixes morphed into critical infrastructure, managing those automations required a new level of cross-application observability. When we noticed that the world's best no-coders were solving for this with sprawling, manually updated spreadsheets, the seed for Operator was planted. Today, Operator is the world's first automation management platform designed for @airtable and @zapier (with @make_hq and Airtable Automations in dev) that: 🔍 Visualizes cross-app dependencies 📄 Auto-generates current documentation 📜 Unifies activities across apps into one changelog 🚨 Sends proactive alerts for automation issues 🤝 Enhances collaboration, training and onboarding If you're a no-code automator, we'd love to give you superpowers to fortify the #NoCode ecosystem you've worked so hard to champion. Join the beta below💪 NoCodeOps.com/operator

🚨 So excited to announce a new adventure: I’m launching the NEXT community for startup job-seekers! 🤩 NEXT brings together entrepreneurial mid-career and exec-level people who are intentionally thinking about what they want in their next chapters 🚀

@croneill @awilkinson Hey @croneill, happy to help you out! Wanna shoot me a quick email at brennan@athenago.com? Would love to get you set up with an Athena EA!

@awilkinson same!

I want to test this service out. Can anyone help me skip the wait? athenago.com

If you're a leader at a fast-growing company and you want to move faster by improving your comms stack, reach out and I'll help you jump their waitlist 😉. p.s. Their customer support is next level.

I spend less time catching up, and more time building. And that's awesome.

We use @Threads as our main comms platform for our team of 1000+ at @Athenago. Last week I got access to their AI tool and it's awesome. Hard to imagine gChat, Slack, and Teams keeping up with Threads' pace.

@andrew__rea Barcades, Snakes & Lattes, The Rec Room There are 2 kinds of games: casual/social, and immersive with depth. Most barcades optimize for #1 to appeal to big friend groups. Games that are easy to pick up but also offer depth (and real replay value) are rare.

Has anyone started a 3rd space for playing video games? Kind of a modern spin on the arcade but more intimate Maybe Gamestop should pivot to doing this. Has this been tried? Why is it a good or bad idea?

You continue to help solve the world’s biggest challenges, @cammori. Pumped for Climate Vine — we need it.