Sharing what works and what breaks when you build with AI agents. /Building twring your agents can call you back. In beta. https://xitter.cf/t.co/MoEP9PcknO
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I'm Rish. I build with AI agents and share what I learn, mistakes included. Right now I'm building Twring, a voice layer for your agents. You call them. They ring you back when they need you.
If you run agents, you'll feel at home here.
- simple rules for running agents
- what worked and what broke
- honest notes from building Twring
Twring lets you call the agents you already run, like Claude Code or Codex, and lets them ring you back. In beta: twring.com
Agents are becoming smart, The way they reach you didn't
A chat tab you forgot to check. A notification you swiped away.
If it really needs you, it should call.
Building exactly that 👇
The whole promise of an agent is that you can walk away. But if you can’t trust it to find you when it matters, you never really walk away. You hover.”
iPhone and Android, free while we launch. “Get an invite: twring.com. Tell me what breaks. I read every reply.”
Your agent has been waiting for your OK for two hours.
You didn't know. It had no way to tell you.
I'm fixing that.
Twring lets you call the agents you already run, like Hermes agent, Claude Code, even Grok Bot lets them ring you back. In beta: twring.com
Twring lets you call the agents you already run, like Claude Code or Codex, and lets them ring you back. In beta: twring.com
Twring is in beta, and I'm building it in public. The idea is simple: talk to the agent you already run, agree the next step, then get back to your day. When it needs you, it rings you. Over the internet, no SIM. If you run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or Hermes, when would you want that call? twring.com
Claude Code is calling.
Build finished; two tests need a look.
This is Twring. Your AI agent can ring you when it needs your attention, so you don’t have to keep checking the terminal.
twring.com in Beta Now
Meet Twring, the connection between you and your own AI agent. Talk over the internet, discuss an idea, and approve the next step. Then get back to your day while your agent keeps working.
No SIM-based calls. No mobile calling plan. Just your internet connection and your agent.
Your agent. Now a conversation away. twring.com for beta
Most voice startups rent a phone number
Building CORD: voice for any agent. Brain stays yours. No SIM
@cartesia is the mouth
Year of Scale just landed. I can use the following promo code during checkout to redeem 12 months of Scale tier for free! Time to make the line ring
Thank you. Now I have to ship
CORD is a line, not a chatbot
You attach the agent you already run
It can ring you. You can ring it!
No phone number. No SIM. No pick our LLM
Voice is the product quality, If the agent starts speaking late, you hang up.
That's why Sonic is the default mouth. The brain stays on your side of the MCP cable.
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Astra: stronger computer use and long multi-step work. Phased rollout, extra safety checks
Fable 5.1: better coding and 75% cheaper cache reads for agents that remember context
Gemini 3.8 Flash: fast coding workhorse, plus a gated Cyber variant
Qwen and Muse Spark: good enough at a price that makes loyalty look expensive