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San Francisco, CA
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Simon Farshid retweeted
Can't say it loud enough...
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CodeRabbit Secure now runs on GPT-6.1 Sol and OpenAI's GPT Cyber models. Early users have already found and fixed broken access controls and authentication failures with it.
Deep Scan is free until Nov 8, run it on your repo and see what it turns up.
@OpenAIDevs
coderabbit.ai/blog/one-milli…
The rate of AI improvement is uneven across fields. This causes the work you do to shift inversely to the areas where AI is getting good
Great question. My rough framing is that AI has given engineering a 100x boost, product 10x, and design 5x. That imbalance creates real strain: engineers can merge lots of individual changes while the overall UX gets less coherent, and designers burn out trying to keep up.
Design is a deep craft. It takes thought and a view of the whole experience. We haven’t given designers tooling that matches how quickly we can now produce code.
That’s why we’re building Inspect for designers. The ambition is to give them the 200x boost. Then engineers can be the ones trying to keep up :)
With the current wave of always-on personal agents (Muse, Instinct, Grok Bot, Dots), the question is how many of them you’ll want. I think there’s room for only one proactive agent:
Simon Farshid retweeted
This is the launch of the year for me.
The best UX on the web have always been realtime (Notion, Linear, Google Docs) but realtime has never made it into the mainstream.
Today, we're launching Neon Realtime - built by the team behind ElectricSQL.
With a single toggle in the Console, CLI, or MCP, you can enable realtime for your Neon Postgres database. It works with Server-Side Rendering (Next.js, TanStack Start), Drizzle ORM, TanStack DB, and, of course, Postgres.
Why am I so excited for this? Agents, of course. The web has never been more mutliplayer than today.
If you expose an MCP server or run your custom agents in the background making changes on your data, your apps and dashboard should show the agent changes in real time.
This was never easy to build without significantly altering your tech stack.
Adding realtime to your Neon Postgres-based apps is now straightforward, without any massive code migrations.
Keep using Postgres. Keep using Drizzle. Keep using SSR. And with TanStack DB, you won't even need any Neon-specific SDKs (just a tiny adapter).
So stoked for this! ⚡️⚡️
I've been on atmOS for a week now. reviewing agent work through PRs feels outdated already. congrats on the launch @woddlepad
Today we are officially launching atmOS. A new way to work with agents in a team while collaborating.
Share sessions, machines and more in a team and orchestrate across claude, codex and many more harnesses!
atmos.build
Simon Farshid retweeted
Today we are officially launching atmOS. A new way to work with agents in a team while collaborating.
Share sessions, machines and more in a team and orchestrate across claude, codex and many more harnesses!
atmos.build
Simon Farshid retweeted
The aura of the casual panel at the Effect SF meetup, from left to right:
- @kitlangton from OpenCode
- @0xblacklight from HumanLayer
- @MichaelArnaldi from Effectful Technologies
- @samgoodwin89 from Alchemy
- @RhysSullivan from Executor (or as Kit says Executor)
- @simonfarshid from assistant-ui
This Week in Effect #138
→ Effect 4.0 Official Release
→ Cluster, Part 1 - Module of the Week 3 by @maxwellbrown
→ @RhysSullivan has shipped more Effect in production than @dillon_mulroy
More below:
effect.website/blog/this-wee…
ALT Photo from the Effect SF meetup open panel with Kit Langton, Kyle Mistele, Michael Arnaldi, Sam Goodwin, Rhys Sullivan, and Simon Farshid.
Simon Farshid retweeted
Everyone in AI is building for everyone else in AI.
We're building for your group chat.
Introducing Charming ✨ Personal apps for us normies.
Make an app for your book club, a meal planner for your family, go wild (it's free!)
Build in Claude/ChatGPT, share like a Google Doc
Simon Farshid retweeted
We won 2nd place at the Build Personal Agents hackathon in San Francisco 🏆
Hosted by Neon, Mastra, Exa, Fly.io, Kernel (YC), Executor (YC), Assistant UI (YC), and AgentMail (YC)
We built Mutual - a personal agent that handles the coordination between you and the people in your life
We went from idea to demo during the hackathon, and were excited to finish 2nd overall
It was challenging to come up with an idea around personal agents, but we did it!
Huge shoutout to the team, organizers, judges @abhiaiyer @jeffzwang @juecd__ @RhysSullivan @simonfarshid @haakamaujla @esthor @jakubkrehel @jamdac Nikita Shamgunov, Scott Johnston
A great weekend in SF 🚀
Simon Farshid retweeted
The winners of the first Multiplayer Coding Hackathon by @coshellhq :
@chargebee prize: War Room
@assistantui prize: Square One
@freestyle_dev prize: Kudos
Honorable mentions: Orbit, 1000 Blank Agent Cards and Jonaki.
Build together on Coshell.ai
Simon Farshid retweeted
Meet the judges for Build Personal Agents Hack!
@nikitabase @scottcjohnston @AbhiAiyer @wangzjeff @juecd__ @RhysSullivan @simonfarshid @haakamaujla @esthor @jakubkrehel @dacostajam
RSVP: luma.com/build-agents
Build Personal Agents Hack · Sun, Oct 4 · San Francisco
Total prize pool: $279,500
+ $1,625 in credits for every hacker
RSVP: luma.com/build-agents
Tonight I'm MCing a fireside chat with @MichaelArnaldi, creator of Effect, on the @coderabbitai rooftop in SF 🇺🇸
What should I ask him?
Luma: luma.com/all-things-effect
