I've had a lot fun trying a new way to interact with agents introducing Grim: a place to think with your agents it's a markdown editor, a shared filesystem, hosted git, and a way to let your agents run but give feedback and view output

I was drawn to Silicon Valley because of people's healthy relationship to work. connection to mission. friends. ambition. financial security. hard work. but also free time. positive sum vibes. pride in being a part of it. joy. this is no longer the case. my friends have gone mad. and there's almost nowhere to hide. refusing to accept this fate, I went searching for safe havens. I found (at least) one in ottawa and spent the last 6 months with @turbopuffer where they've got silicon valley chops, canadian kindness, and danish sense of humor. it's been the perfect medicine. I wrote about it in @colossusmag

Jacob Thornton (@fat) is the founder of Pierre Computer Company (@pierrecomputer). Pierre provides the building blocks of the computers that agents will use to do work. But Pierre is as much a brand and culture project as an infrastructure one. Jacob believes brand is the most important thing you can be doing in 2026, and his references run from MTV and skateboard brands to Godard films and the magazine racks at sf Heath newsstand. In this interview, we talked about why MVP culture is cringe, how to find and hire obsessives, why the best creative work at Pierre starts in iMessage threads, and the real reason the company is named Pierre… sort of. Read the full interview "Virtual computers for agents, chrome blobs, and MTV" linked in the thread. cc @thisisrayouf

After no consideration, @narrowd and I have joined our friend @fat at the pierre computer company. To celebrate this union, we have resurrected the commemorative flaming eyeball website.

Optimized to be 3.8x faster: 850ms → 221ms. It's still far behind @pierrecomputer's (incredible work!) Also wrote down some thoughts on

Today we're launching an exciting new project: Highlights Highlights is a syntax highlighter that outputs HTML. It improves on both speed and correctness compared to the existing industry standard libraries. It's an optional drop-in replacement in Diffs, and it's ready to use today. In fact, it's already powering diffshub․com! Check it out at OR `pnpm install @​pierre/highlights`

In 2026, Afterimage has shipped brand campaigns for @cursor_ai, @turbopuffer, @reve, @every, @pierrecomputer, @avec, @vorihq & more coming soon. This is a lot of work floating around. So we thought we’d put it in one place. Our new site, now live ➡️ 

Signups are now open on Code[dot]Storage. Today, more new repos are created per second on Code Storage than any other platform. Lovable, Bolt, Amp, Poke, and many more of the largest agentic workloads store their code and agent memory at scale using

Edit is now live on diffs[dot]com. This isn't just another Monaco or ProseMirror wrapper. This is an entirely new edit implementation, built on top of our file and diff rendering primitives. - Over 189 commits - Over 900 new tests Try it out now –