i won at the @ycombinator agents hackathon! 3rd place of the ai infra track 🏆 i built vercel for long-running agents. why: deploys often break week-long, human-in-the-loop runs. i wanted a safe, easy way to ship new versions without killing mid-run agents. what it does: one stable url. new workflow ids → to the latest build. workflow resumes → to the original build. pinned by image digest. and hotfix or migrate cohorts safely. demo below ⤵️

went to the aws console to delete some stuff and remembered how much i like @Railway

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claude code's multi-choice questions in plan mode is such a good experience.

Agents work well! But if you already know the steps they introduce unnecessary cost, latency, and nondeterminism

google workspace being down and denying my signup while I’m trying to move to gcp is both funny and sad

just downloaded @trycandleapp. haven’t used an app in a while that actually delivered real value and demonstrated it within the first 5 minutes. for my situation it solves a high-frequency, high-intensity problem. let’s see if it sticks. impressive so far. @alex_ruber @parthematics

a dev tool without something like this is behind. @ClerkDev

truly the greatest day ever🎗️

have a ceo that’s good at stress management and a cto that’s good at context management

stagnation is the enemy

access to sf is an amazing privilege

build build build @_TheResidency

great panel by @mattppal

agent handoff accuracy

had nyc founders over building: - agent swarms for automated A/B testing - agent guardrails for the enterprise - advance analytics for the everyday human

in nyc for a few weeks! have coworking space with rooftop for anyone building ai agents/workflows. dm me

thanks to the hosts: @dedaluslabs @onkernel @_interfere @nozomioai @browser_use @agentmail_to @autumnpricing

picking a few design partners for a "just works" agent deployment platform. rainbowrollout.com • dms open

secured the @pallyai hat