Paul Mit

as a founder, i'm used to explaining my product over and over and over and over and over again as a human, i'm thrilled that i won't have to explain my code to Cursor ever again with Beacon

"just perfect", "it's fine", "thanks a lot" (c) all sales reps replaced by AI, now that @hume_ai can detect sarcasm and frustration

harsh marketing truth: your best ad is dead in a week you find a winner, scale it, and a few days later it stops working then you're back to begging for 10 new creatives fastlane 2.0 keeps that pipeline running: > learns your brand in minutes > makes ads from formats already

fun fact: ai agents don’t rage-quit. hey just quietly fail and move to a competitor’s docs. most sites are built for humans, but your next customer is probably a bot 🤖 in 2026, making your site agent-proof isn’t advanced, it’s basic survival. @tryscope_app finds the traps and

someone just built The Sims for AI agents: - build your own 3D office - hire AI agents for different roles - give each agent its own computer - watch them work in real time - connect your tools and assign tasks - agents keep working even when you're offline - build an entire tea

i just booked my first AI model for content. yeah, seriously. picked a face from @heyglif, typed “behind a laptop”. BOOM, instant consistency in every shot. it kind of feels like hiring a real actor, minus the casting tapes, emails and zoom calls. wild times. curious what thes

2022: solo founder 2025: solo founder + Claude 2026: solo founder + Claude + Agentik @AgentikHQ gives AI agent hands it didn't have before. Now, create images, videos, business audits, inspect social media for trends, plan trips and fact-check what you write 😎 Use 1 tool that

AI agents are getting smarter, but their memory is still dumb. I finish something in Claude Code → switch to Codex → and suddenly I'm explaining my entire project again. That's the problem Fulcra solves. > one shared memory across agents > Claude Code leaves off, Codex picks u