Rez Karim

switched ai tools 4 times last week and every single one acted like it had never seen my codebase. beacon remembers so i don’t have to. open source btw

if you’re building an agent and it can’t buy anything, you’re leaving so many use cases on the table opencommerce gives it a buy tool. one endpoint to search, buy and track orders across basically any online store. the missing piece most agent stacks don’t have yet

Filmora 16 is out and it’s built to level up your editing without added complexity. Try it out at http://filmora.go.link/eaXf5 The feature I’d look at first is AI Media Analysis. It tags and describes your footage automatically, so finding the one clip from a 3 hour shoot beco

My video budget used to cover about 10 generations before I started second guessing every prompt. Topview T1 is 62% cheaper than Seedance 2.5 at 1080p and honestly the quality holds up. So now I can just hit generate again.

the people getting real leverage from AI aren't writing just better prompts. they're building workflows that's the whole point of this free GPT 6 Astra Crash Course. register at http://links.outskill.com/REKAOCT3 it will be live this Saturday, 10 AM EST what will you get?

Indie hackers shipping on ElevenLabs, the creator program is worth applying to imo. You're already making the demo, now it can earn.

Imagine an AI that's read 100M+ hours of what actually keeps people hooked. It builds you a full season, characters, arcs, cliffhangers from a single premise. It's here and you can try it for free 👇 Pocket FM just launched Sherpa, an AI writing partner built for storytellers.

We are so cooked... Most people are still pasting their brand book into a chat window. Meanwhile, Pletor 2.0 just shipped a Brain. One place to store everything that makes your brand yours and every agent and workflow pulls from it. Volume stopped being the hard part a while