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By boy just raised $5.1M from @CherryVentures to sort the context layer - OG browser agent operator from our days at Convergence ❤️

Michael Bajwa @michael_baj

2 days ago

In three years every company will have a context layer the same way every company today has a database. Non-negotiable infrastructure. The companies that own theirs will outcompete the ones that rent theirs. Today we launch Zaro.ai

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@denk_tweets This one…

which thumbnail looks the best?? btw RSVP → beehiiv.com/summer-release…

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a $500/mo SaaS just sold for $20k on Acquire built by one person in 3 months the idea came from a Reddit complaint thread we have 15,000+ of those complaints already scored and validated competitor gaps, solution blueprints, market intelligence — all included free trial, 7 days

@TommiPedruzzi Claude

so I just got roasted on reddit for an hour… these were my favorite comments: > "maybe you can use some of that revenue to make a platform that actually works consistently" > “your website builder is actually shitty" > “I’m moving to Ghost once my annual subscription is up" I love getting trolled on Reddit, but some of them made great points. a lot of the criticism is fair I firmly believe that perfect is the enemy of progress the fastest way to build the best product in the world is to listen to feedback (like those from the AMA) and ship with as most velocity as possible to address it the good: high shipping velocity leads to constant updates and improvements across the platform. we listen to users feedback and address it faster than any company I know the bad: when we have 40+ engineers (all remote) shipping dozens of updates per day to the codebase, some things slip through the cracks. all of the major releases get tons of QA and love, but there's unintended consequences with some of the smaller ones the result: some trolls on reddit trying to keep me honest there's always room for improvement, and we are investing more into QA and processes than ever before. in fact, the platform today is 1000x more stable and performant than it ever has been (the data backs this up) what's important is actually listening to feedback rather than running away from it. I didn't have to do an AMA, and I don't have to listen to the trolls ... but it makes us better. we're still a super young company (4.5 years old) with a whole lot to improve but I don't take for granted that we had hundreds of people show up to participate in the AMA. the @beehiiv community is real, and I can't wait to show them what's coming next ps. yes, my reddit name is flyGrandama 🖤

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@mfishbein Playbook

We've built 40+ AI agents and internal tools. The hardest part is Context Creation. AI runs playbooks and makes judgment calls for you. But without your company's context, you get slop. Context Creation means extracting the subject matter expertise and playbooks that live in people's heads, not in LLM training data, or even your tools. As forward deployed engineers (FDEs), we create context and turn it into code. We evaluate the business impact, how it aligns with the dev roadmap, and come up with creative solutions. We built The FDE Factory to replace ourselves. It drives AI adoption inside our clients' companies by running discovery sessions using prototypes to create context. Here's how it works: We put a prototype in front of a stakeholder. The stakeholder gives feedback via voice while they're using or reviewing it. Then our FDE Factory Agents builds in their expertise in minutes: > Context Agent reviews the codebase and feedback, extracts the requirements, and creates a spec > Scope Agent checks the spec against the development roadmap, validates it, and hands it off > Engineering Agent builds a new feature and wires the integration > QA Agent runs tests to prove to itself it works > PR merges, feature goes live, product updates itself in real time It's like the nontechnical stakeholder wrote the code without even knowing it. Coding agents are great at turning good development plans into code, and they're getting better at turning context into good development plans in collaboration with professional engineers. But nontechnical people are capped on what they can build without product people and engineers. The bridge that takes nontechnical people from vibe coding basic apps to building production AI tools that run on first party context is FDEs. Our new FDE Factory gives you the system to go from idea to production. Context Creation is the first and most important step in our FDE lifecycle, and we just automated it. Now clients get the right agents and tools built for them, customized to their unique business and encoded with their expertise. PS: If you're building AI agents within your company, reply "Playbook" and I'll DM you the entire FDE playbook we've run with 30+ companies. It covers finding high-impact AI use cases, building them, and deploying them across the org.

Mike Fishbein @mfishbein

2 weeks ago

After 40+ forward deployed engineering (FDE) engagements, we learned the hardest part of building AI agents and tools is Context Extraction. FDE sounds like an engineering role. It's actually 3 jobs in one: • Consulting - where in the business to build • Product - what to

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@gregisenberg

I wish Slack was: - Agent-first - Beautiful to use - Integrated with agents natively so your Hermes or OpenClaw lives inside it - Huddles worked seamlessly and were fun - Built for teams of 1-3, not just teams of 300 - Truly a second brain similar to Obsidian - Searchable without wanting to throw your laptop - Designed around async, not constant interruption - Voice first for mobile - A place where I could see who's working on what right now without asking anyone - Smart enough to know the difference between "I need you right now" and "whenever you get to this" - A workspace where my agent could tap someone else's agent on the shoulder and coordinate without involving either human - Designed so the new hire on day 1 has the same context as the person who's been there 3 years -Something that felt like walking into a room of people building, not walking into a room of people typing - A place where decisions are first-class objects - Able to auto generate SOPs, skills, agents etc from conversation history - Something that rewards deep work instead of punishing it with 47 unread notifications

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Stripe is now live in Zite. You can build apps that take payments, manage subscriptions, and keep commerce data connected to the rest of your business. A few things this unlocks: One-off checkout for products, services, bookings, and deposits. Subscriptions for memberships, plans, trials, and ongoing services. Dashboards and portals powered by Stripe customers, subscription status, renewal dates, and access rules. Available on all plans at zite dot com

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Zite apps now connect to the Google tools you use every day. Three new integrations: Gmail, Drive, and Analytics. Send and read mail through a connected Gmail account Save and pull files from a Google Drive folder Track page views, signups, and conversions in Google Analytics All 1 click integrations without the need to manage API keys. Live now at zite dot com

A beautiful soul supported Screenforge today and left me this message. I don’t usually know how to react to things like this except with a genuine thank you. Screenforge is free, there is no expectation to support it, and nobody owes me anything. So when someone still goes out of their way to do it, it genuinely means a lot. Afham, thank you brother ❤️ Support like this is more than just a donation. It is encouragement, kindness, and a reminder that people value the countless hours that go into building something for others. My heart genuinely goes out to you.

Mohib Arshi @arshi_mohib

2 weeks ago

🚀 Screenforge v0.6.3 is out now Cinematic Zoom is live 🔥 Based on the amazing feedback people shared on the feature, I went back and tried improving it further. The demo below is a combination of Cinematic Zoom + 2D Zoom. Feels a lot more cinematic and flexible now. 🔊

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