
Chief Growth Officer at @Xtrace_ai | founder | @yale Building your team's shared brain sharing the real 0 to 1 journey, mistakes included
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AI gets better → humans get lazier → prompts get shorter → output gets generic.
When everyone's using the same models with the same low-effort prompts, everything starts to look the same.
The only differentiator left? An AI that actually knows your context. Your history. Your preferences.
Memory becomes the moat.
leggo! this is what yall have been waiting for
Today we're launching XTrace, an open-source macOS app for people who code with agents.
See AI vs human time, API-equivalent spend, and insights on what to improve.
Add your own scoring skills or ones you discover.
Try it: github.com/XTraceAI/xtrace-d…
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Today we're launching XTrace, an open-source macOS app for people who code with agents.
See AI vs human time, API-equivalent spend, and insights on what to improve.
Add your own scoring skills or ones you discover.
Try it: github.com/XTraceAI/xtrace-d…
Austin retweeted
Introducing Claude.md doctor
An agent skill that examines your CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md, grades it and tells you how to FIX it
It even backtests your sessions to find the flaws that you can't tell just from the file
Free and open-source. Try it today with just 1 command:
npx skills add agent-clinic/claude-md-doctor
We're obsessed with making AI smarter.
Maybe we should be obsessed with making it hesitate at the right moments.
The next breakthrough in AI won't come from another benchmark.
It'll come from teaching models when not to be confident.
Intelligence gets attention.
Judgment earns trust.
That's the gap the AI industry is trying to close.
The next platform war in AI won't be about models.
It'll be about who owns your context.
Because memory is where switching costs are born.
The difference between a tool and a teammate is memory.
One executes tasks. The other accumulates context.
We measure AI by benchmark scores.
Users measure it by one question:
"Why do I have to tell you this again?"
Everyone is obsessed with making AI agents smarter.
I'm obsessed with making them remember.
Intelligence without memory is just expensive autocomplete.



