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Rhys
@RhysSullivan
building to connect any agent to every tool, API, and service your team uses | yc 26
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the new codex computer use is insane wtf i didn't think it could get better
the best part about reddit is r/dataisbeautiful in that it's consistently the ugliest data visualization you've ever seen
Ahead of the new, stateless MCP specification coming on July 28th, the team was hard at work releasing the first betas of the Typescript SDK v2.0.0 and Python SDK v2.0.0. This should make building MCP Servers and clients much easier. Please test it and give us feedback about ergonomics:
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"what would you do if you had a million dollars in anthropic tokens?" "i'll tell you what i'd do man, two fable agents at the same time man" "that's it?" "damn straight, i've always wanted to run two fable agents at the same time"
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fable coming back to my codebase after 19 days of opus
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no man i think it's really cool to install random binaries on my computer with no sandboxing in order to make an api call
didn't really care about the sonnet 5 launch at first since it's not like i'll be daily driving it, but the realization that subagents will improve from it is cool
>uses AI to submit 1150 job applications >only hears back from one >shock.png what was the expected outcome here
Tried out an experiment yesterday to see how hard job market is Applied to 1150 jobs/cold mails yesterday 1149 ghosted 1 rejected (in 24hrs) We're so cooked.
to me it feels like fable has been unusable for weeks ever since it launched tbh
If Fable had stayed up it probably would have gone through the same hedonic treadmill as all the other models and within two weeks people would be calling it mid.
why is Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick blocking my PRs
can anyone at anthropic confirm if "make no mistakes" actually leads to better results
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it's funny how far we've come from the 2010s where it was "never put anything online for your company or you'll get fired" great change, also @mintlify is a great example of how to do this well
Hot take: companies should turn their employees into influencers. It's a win-win: - Makes employees more marketable in their careers - Builds trusted distribution for your company, which drives sales, hiring, and partnerships How to do it well: - Incentivize employees to post via social currency & financial upside - Remove friction to create (while having a full-time job) via agentic workflows or dedicated production/editing hires How we're doing it at @tenex_labs: 1) I built a directory of skills, called the Content Machine, that helps employees go from blank page to published non-slop content in 15 minutes. Will be breaking it down with @clairevo tmrw. 2) We launched the Tenex Creator Cup today. Feel free to copy the format: What it is: A monthlong challenge to get us all posting. You don’t need an audience to win. You just need to show up. How to play: Post on social (LinkedIn or X). Every time you post, drop the link in #replyguys#. That’s it. That link is how you get scored, how teammates find your post to support it, and how you get entered for prizes. How points work: - Post of the day: 10 pts (one counts per day, so no spamming) - Genuinely engaging with a teammate’s post (real comment or repost, not "cool" or "great post"): 3 pts, up to 5/day - “Editor’s Pick”: best post we spotlight each week: +50 pts Reach and follower count don’t earn points. Showing up and supporting each other does. Weekly games: a new theme and a new winner every week Week 1 · Full House—the whole team’s going for one goal together. The game: if at least 70% of us post on social at least once this week, we unlock the week 1 prize—and everyone who posted gets entered into a draw to win it. Week 2 · Show Your Work—best build-in-public post. Team votes. Week 3 · Hot Take—best-performing opinion post by engagement rate, so audience size doesn’t decide it. Week 4 · Tell the Story—best narrative/long-form post. Team vote + founder pick. Each week has its own prize. The metric changes weekly on purpose, so it’s never the same person winning. Monthlong games: 1) Points Leader—most total points across the month. 2) The Breakout—biggest growth from where you started. Snap a screenshot of your follower + engagement numbers at kickoff, another at the end. Going from 200 to 900 engaged followers can beat someone who started at 8k. This is the one we most want to reward. 3) The Streak Raffle—post at least twice a week, every week, and earn a raffle ticket each week (up to 4 total raffle tickets). We draw winners live at the finale. Pure luck—you just have to keep showing up. Two rules: Posts have to be real and sound like you. On-brand, substantive, your actual voice. One-line filler and generic AI-written posts don’t count. FAQs: • Why does it make sense for you to help employees become more marketable and get poached? 3 reasons: - Helping your employees drive trusted distribution makes you a more marketable employer and drives far more candidates than employee attrition - By having an always-on employee content motion, you'll have a farm system of up-and-coming creators even as folks leave - Most employers won't invest in this capability, which will drive retention for employees who value the investment you're making in their audience-building • How do you deal with employees saying something they shouldn't say? - Be clear about what employees should and shouldn't say. I.e. at Tenex, the team knows never to mention clients or identifying information about clients unless they've provided explicit approval. - If you're a bigger company, you likely have a compliance department. Allocating a light compliance review, if necessary, to this program is net worth it. How do you keep employees focused on their FT job, while also doing this? - It's pretty simple. Tell them that their day-to-day responsibilities always come first and make sure their compensation reflects what you want them to prioritize. High agency people are capable of handling multiple priorities and executing at a high-level. You don't need to baby people. How do you measure the impact of the program? - Awareness: lift in website traffic and social impressions - Impact: lift in job applicants and inbound leads ideally with attribution to referrals, social, or tenex employee
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everyone releasing model routers/mixture of models/etc rn
this is cool, would make an interesting executor plugin to sit in between your integrations and your agents
Today, we are releasing Rampart: a 14.7MB machine learning model designed to protect citizens’ privacy by redacting personal information directly in your browser before it gets sent to any server
For my entire career I’ve gotten to grow & learn from OSS - now that I’ve got my own company it’s great to be able to start to give back Will improve from one off donations to monthly sponsors / OSS pledge as it grows - Fuma makes great libraries check them out!
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Didn't expect the next sponsor is @RhysSullivan 👀
something i under appreciated in the past is how easy it is to be a critic of something, and how hard it is to show up every day and put the work in to make something great