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Nick Vasilescu
@nickvasiles
cofounder @Orgo - give every agent its own computer.
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yeah we're in the singularity
Claude has discovered a previously unknown enzyme system hidden in the DNA of bacteriophages. Beside the enzyme’s gene sits a long array of repeating DNA—a structure that looks somewhat similar to CRISPR. We don’t yet understand what this system does, but only a handful of known systems share its features, and all of them are able to cut, copy, and paste DNA. Historically, the discovery of such programmable systems has helped revolutionize medicine. CRISPR, for instance, is now the foundation of genetic medicines. But it will take much more work to learn what this system does, and whether it can be put to similar use. Read more:
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this is so fire
founders and marketers: you need an optimized "about us" page on your site i work with billion dollar tech companies and bootstrapped SaaS. The About Us is one of the first pages we optimize here's how (8 points): (P.S. I explain why this is important at the bottom of the post) here's how: 1. start with a clear value prop sentence: "[COMPANY] is a [CATEGORY] that [DOES XYZ] for [ICP]." 2. add your core services under a "what [COMPANY] does" H2 subheading. Put each service/feature/product in an H3 subheading. Write 2-3 sentences about what you do, and what outcome it produces. 3. next, add a "what makes [COMPANY] different" H2 subheading. List about 5 core differentiators in H3 subheadings. Give specific, quantifiable differentiators and call out competitors by name. Example: [COMPANY] offers month-to-month payment terms, whereas options like [COMPETITOR] have mandated 12-month contracts. Again: 2-3 sentences per differentiator. 4. your next H2 should be "who uses [COMPANY]." Add bullet points that call out your exact ICP segments. Example: "B2B SaaS marketing teams at 50 to 200-employees." 5. now add a "the team behind [COMPANY]" H2 subheading. Include the names of the founders, quick backstories, company origin story, team composition, and links to social pages (especially the founder(s) socials). You only need about 2 sentences per backstory/origin story. 6. add a "how [COMPANY] works" section. Include info like communication channels, response times, who on the team customers will work with, turnaround time, and onboarding process. 7. now for the most important section for AI Search: add a "key facts" H2. This should be an HTML or
(definition list) so it's crawlable. Include the following rows: Company Name Type Founded Founder Headquarters Website Core Offering Pricing Contract Terms Services Communication Notable Clients Customers Served Projects Delivered Competitors Social 8. finally, add your FAQ section. Put "frequently asked questions" in an H2 subheading with your questions as H3s. Only 2-3 sentences per answer. Here's why this page is so important: 1. it helps train AI to talk about your brand accurately 2. it strengthens the E-E-A-T score of your entire domain 3. in a world where everything seems fake, make your brand human shoot me a DM if you want a live demo of the lowest hanging fruit to rank in AI Search (tailored to your specific site) i hope this helps someone!
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10 months ago i had 1 month of runway left and was about to move back in with my parents. today @orgo is joining @ycombinator. how it happened: nov 2025 - berkeley hacker house, 15 people, i'm working out of an electrical room under the stairs. my startup is trending to zero. down the hall, @spncrk is building Orgo in @mntruell's old room. cloud computers for agents, originally for researchers. i figure: what if i sell computer use agents to businesses as AI employees? i message every business owner i know. next morning: 7 calls. end of the week: my first paid customer, $3,500 to build one agent on top of Orgo. a few months in, my agency was making more on Orgo than Orgo was. so we became cofounders. jan 24 - i hear about "Clawdbot," i shoot a rushed video of it running on an Orgo computer, then race to SFO to pick up spencer from his vision quest in india. 24 hours later: 1.5M views. @steipete, the guy who built it, becomes Orgo's first paying customer. then the product broke every single day for 2 months. i woke up sweating every morning. then @TigerYWang joins as our third cofounder and the thing stops breaking. i start sleeping again. today Orgo is the computer for your agents. one click and your agent has a work computer in the cloud it can actually use. build something people want. then, build something agents want.
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shoutout to @theresidency arcadia house the harry potter electrical room under the stairs is where dreams come true
10 months ago i had 1 month of runway left and was about to move back in with my parents. today @orgo is joining @ycombinator. how it happened: nov 2025 - berkeley hacker house, 15 people, i'm working out of an electrical room under the stairs. my startup is trending to zero. down the hall, @spncrk is building Orgo in @mntruell's old room. cloud computers for agents, originally for researchers. i figure: what if i sell computer use agents to businesses as AI employees? i message every business owner i know. next morning: 7 calls. end of the week: my first paid customer, $3,500 to build one agent on top of Orgo. a few months in, my agency was making more on Orgo than Orgo was. so we became cofounders. jan 24 - i hear about "Clawdbot," i shoot a rushed video of it running on an Orgo computer, then race to SFO to pick up spencer from his vision quest in india. 24 hours later: 1.5M views. @steipete, the guy who built it, becomes Orgo's first paying customer. then the product broke every single day for 2 months. i woke up sweating every morning. then @TigerYWang joins as our third cofounder and the thing stops breaking. i start sleeping again. today Orgo is the computer for your agents. one click and your agent has a work computer in the cloud it can actually use. build something people want. then, build something agents want.
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10 months ago i had 1 month of runway left and was about to move back in with my parents. today @orgo is joining @ycombinator. how it happened: nov 2025 - berkeley hacker house, 15 people, i'm working out of an electrical room under the stairs. my startup is trending to zero. down the hall, @spncrk is building Orgo in @mntruell's old room. cloud computers for agents, originally for researchers. i figure: what if i sell computer use agents to businesses as AI employees? i message every business owner i know. next morning: 7 calls. end of the week: my first paid customer, $3,500 to build one agent on top of Orgo. a few months in, my agency was making more on Orgo than Orgo was. so we became cofounders. jan 24 - i hear about "Clawdbot," i shoot a rushed video of it running on an Orgo computer, then race to SFO to pick up spencer from his vision quest in india. 24 hours later: 1.5M views. @steipete, the guy who built it, becomes Orgo's first paying customer. then the product broke every single day for 2 months. i woke up sweating every morning. then @TigerYWang joins as our third cofounder and the thing stops breaking. i start sleeping again. today Orgo is the computer for your agents. one click and your agent has a work computer in the cloud it can actually use. build something people want. then, build something agents want.
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this is by far one of the coolest use cases of jev I've seen jev x orgo 🤯
A newsroom wall built with 15 cloud computers in @orgo , each one shows a site I'd normally keep a tab open for. hacker news, github trending, status pages, npm advisories, github status (of course) jev by @typesafeai reads every new headline and tells me if I should look at this right now. when something crosses the line, the bell rings and that computer opens the story by itself.
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Organic Intelligence
Many people think that the words “Artificial Intelligence” are inaccurate, and very ineloquent, relative to AI, or Artificial Intelligence. A far more elegant and accurate description of this new phenomena would be Superior Intelligence (SI) or, Extreme Intelligence (EI) or, Supreme Intelligence (SI). This is a Poll, and I would appreciate everybody voting! Which is the best name for this ever growing “Revolution?” President DONALD J. TRUMP
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If you curious why people hype about Jev, Here is it playing minecraft 🤯 The instant response ability allows new users to case emerge
Jev is a new model from the co-inventor of ChatGPT that can use computer tools in realtime right now it's playing Minecraft on its own computer in the cloud on Orgo this is what it looks like with just one Jev, but imagine: what about a thousand? or what about a billion of Jevs? each working together on their own computers in the cloud, discovering new science, running experiments, and designing new drugs 24/7. this is going to be bigger than ChatGPT
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an operator running a multi-facility business with ~50 admin staff across stores stopped buying physical machines. they set up dedicated cloud desktops on @Orgo for each employee instead. ~15 computers deployed on Orgo so far.
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everyone is trying to get recommended by chatgpt. the real play is being the default computer that AI agents run on. agents don't take suggestions. they need somewhere to live.
so excited to test out pluto @Rasmic has been cooking
Computer-use has come a long ways.. This video was entirely recorded, edited, and polished by astra gpt-6 in Codex. The world is not ready for billions of agents needing billions of powerful computers. Until now.
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talked to an agency running 23 customer environments on their own kubernetes and docker setup. they hit a wall hard. turns out the build vs buy inflection point for agent infra is way lower than most people think. somewhere around 20 environments is where it breaks. you can manage 5, maybe 10 yourself. past that you're spending more time babysitting infrastructure than actually building agents for clients.
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talked to a client today and he's porting skills from Claude to Cursor to Grok Bot and it hit me how broken this is every harness has its own skill format, prompting conventions, tool definitions. nothing is compatible. you build something that works beautifully in one harness and then you move to another and you're rewriting half of it skills should be portable. the agent's learned behaviors, workflows, memory structures... none of that should be locked to one harness we're in the "every browser needs its own website" phase of agents right now this gets solved eventually. but right now builders are eating the cost
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this is how i talk to my agents btw
Steve Jobs used to stare intently at people and say “You can do it. Get your mind around it. You can do it.” The best way to improve one’s behavior is to imbue them with a new sense-of-self.
talked to a client today and he's porting skills from Claude to Cursor to Grok Bot and it hit me how broken this is every harness has its own skill format, prompting conventions, tool definitions. nothing is compatible. you build something that works beautifully in one harness and then you move to another and you're rewriting half of it skills should be portable. the agent's learned behaviors, workflows, memory structures... none of that should be locked to one harness we're in the "every browser needs its own website" phase of agents right now this gets solved eventually. but right now builders are eating the cost
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yeah this is what i mean btw when i talk about imessage
if you’re not botmaxxing what are you even doing?