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millionaires are panicking a 19-year-old american sophomore made $21,000 last month with Claude Opus 5.5 and the same list Ramp's AI agent made $75 from the list is free. new york posts every restaurant inspection to NYC Open Data, updated daily: name, address, phone and every violation by code. 04L is mice. 04M is l… millionaires are panicking a 19-year-old american sophomore made $21,000 last month with Claude Opus 5.5 and the same list Ramp's AI agent made $75 from the list is free. new york posts every restaurant inspection to NYC Open Data, updated daily: name, address, phone and every violation by code. 04L is mice. 04M is live roaches he filtered one week of 04L and 04M around campus. 41 restaurants. pasted them into Claude: one email per restaurant, from a local exterminator, naming the exact violation and the inspection date 3 minutes later - 41 emails, no two alike he walked into the exterminator four blocks from his dorm and showed the owner the list on his iPad. the guy said yes on the spot: one restaurant on a monthly plan is $250 a month for years, and his techs were still finding them by knocking on doors invoice for $1,500. 52 minutes from opening the dataset to a signed deal Ramp's agent pitched the restaurants. he pitched the exterminator then he bought a Mac mini. Claude Code's local scheduled tasks only fire while the computer is awake, and a MacBook falls asleep the second you close the lid. a Mac mini has no lid MacBook, Mac mini, iPad, one dorm desk. his roommate filmed this at 3am, sure he was mining crypto he just set up the automation and went to sleep. every night at 2am Opus 5.5 runs a scheduled task on the Mac mini: → pulls the new rows from NYC Open Data (43nn-pn8j) and 6 other city portals, keeps codes 04K, 04L, 04M, 04N: rats, mice, roaches, flies. ~140 restaurants a night → adds every row dated 1/1/1900: a permit, no inspection yet. 3,800 in NYC right now, each waiting for its first inspector → finds the manager's email on each restaurant's own site → Sonnet 5.5 writes a 70-word email in the exterminator's name: the violation, the date, a visit this week → logs every restaurant in the exterminator's HubSpot with a follow-up task → at 7:30am Instantly sends from 12 inboxes on 6 spare domains, warmed 3 weeks, 25 a day each 300 emails aview source ↗
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the muse home link is *very* chic. we made a batch of 5,000 of them, should be ready to ship in a few weeks, and are free for muse subscribers while supplies last! check out https://t.co/zIDicDZD8j to learn more and start building! https://t.co/Y9eBgFLIUm the muse home link is *very* chic. we made a batch of 5,000 of them, should be ready to ship in a few weeks, and are free for muse subscribers while supplies last! check out https://t.co/zIDicDZD8j to learn more and start building! https://t.co/Y9eBgFLIUmview source ↗
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🚨 MUSE ECOSYSTEM ALERT 🚨 today we are announcing Muse Gadgets! this is an open-source ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK for anyone to make hardware that works with Muse we are also releasing our own gadget—Muse Home Link—to enable your muse to work with your smart devices (TV, speakers, etc.) 🚨 MUSE ECOSYSTEM ALERT 🚨 today we are announcing Muse Gadgets! this is an open-source ESP32 firmware and Linux SDK for anyone to make hardware that works with Muse we are also releasing our own gadget—Muse Home Link—to enable your muse to work with your smart devices (TV, speakers, etc.)view source ↗
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Crazy numbers this week. I went from 500 followers to nearly 1,700. It's awesome to connect with founders and builders. My timeline is much better now! Here's to the next 1,000. It's still Day 1! 🚀🚀🚀 https://t.co/iccF4vzANM Crazy numbers this week. I went from 500 followers to nearly 1,700. It's awesome to connect with founders and builders. My timeline is much better now! Here's to the next 1,000. It's still Day 1! 🚀🚀🚀 https://t.co/iccF4vzANMview source ↗
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Hi, I’m Vibhor, Product Lead for Ecosystem at @OpenAI. I am going to use this space to share what we are doing to further the Ecosystem for our customers, and partners. DevDay feels like a good time to start. One of the best parts of DevDay was the deep collaboration with partners: @Adobe, @Atlassian, @Canva, @Figma, … Hi, I’m Vibhor, Product Lead for Ecosystem at @OpenAI. I am going to use this space to share what we are doing to further the Ecosystem for our customers, and partners. DevDay feels like a good time to start. One of the best parts of DevDay was the deep collaboration with partners: @Adobe, @Atlassian, @Canva, @Figma, @Instacart, @MagicPathAI, @Shopify, Superpower, and @tldraw. While I went in excited I left with even more conviction in what we’re building together for our shared customers. It was also incredible to meet AI native partners and hear how our platform is empowering them build a sustainable business on ChatGPT 🎉 A conversation is often just the beginning of a task. You describe an idea, work through it, and eventually want something you can use: an edited image, a working prototype, a diagram you can keep refining. Getting there takes great tools and the people who know how to build them. Our ambition is to make those capabilities feel like a natural part of working with ChatGPT. At DevDay, we shared several steps in that direction. 1. Plugin Extensions help our partners bring interactive experiences to ChatGPT. Adobe is a good example. You can ask for an image edit, then adjust the details with hands-on controls. With tldraw, you and the agent can work on a shared canvas. MagicPath brings interactive prototypes into the conversation, with room to edit them yourself. These examples make the idea much more tangible: - Adobe: https://t.co/6Enl2SDC7e - tldraw: https://t.co/ogQLrZ09Lx - MagicPath: https://t.co/0DEOfjniMQ - Figma: https://t.co/MUh78VqCVp - Shopify: https://t.co/OJUcqYma3V 2. A useful plugin can package skills, an MCP server, or both. That gives builders different ways to contribute: reusable workflow knowledge, access to live information, or actions that help someone finish a task. We introduced Plugin Creator and improvements to submissions, including automated checks and clearer feedback. Sites can also host supported plugins. There’view source ↗
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Another wonderful AI website. @craigburgess our days are numbered. https://t.co/oFMQJA6ihj Another wonderful AI website. @craigburgess our days are numbered. https://t.co/oFMQJA6ihjview source ↗
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We had a lot of fun with this one, thanks for the inspiration @venturetwins! Create one for your own pet, product or everyday object. Using your agent in Google Flow, first, create a storyboard outlining your key points in each frame. Then, use your agent to prompt Gemini Omni to craft every scene and effortlessly bri… We had a lot of fun with this one, thanks for the inspiration @venturetwins! Create one for your own pet, product or everyday object. Using your agent in Google Flow, first, create a storyboard outlining your key points in each frame. Then, use your agent to prompt Gemini Omni to craft every scene and effortlessly bring your explainer videos and ads to life.view source ↗
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New (beta) T3 Code feature: "Hide threads while working" I have been thinking about adding this to T3 Code for awhile now. Don't like "running work" taking space in my brain. Not sure how I feel just yet but good vibes so far. Try it and lmk how you feel! https://t.co/XP54sHZGJb New (beta) T3 Code feature: "Hide threads while working" I have been thinking about adding this to T3 Code for awhile now. Don't like "running work" taking space in my brain. Not sure how I feel just yet but good vibes so far. Try it and lmk how you feel! https://t.co/XP54sHZGJbview source ↗
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tldr of what orchestrator brings (just merged): - Pi integration + OpenCode 2 support - better subagent tracking, with models and results visible - queued messages survive restarts - interrupted threads can continue after a restart - resume automatically when usage limits reset - live context usage + more reliable for… tldr of what orchestrator brings (just merged): - Pi integration + OpenCode 2 support - better subagent tracking, with models and results visible - queued messages survive restarts - interrupted threads can continue after a restart - resume automatically when usage limits reset - live context usage + more reliable forks and rollbacks - provider switching mid-thread - agents can now create threads, subagents with any other providerview source ↗
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HEADS UP: The next Nightly build will be a HUGE overhaul of how T3 Code works. I know a lot of y'all have been daily driving the T3 Code nightly and have had an overall stable experience. This release is gonna feel more "nightly" for sure. We cut one more stable release before merging this. If you're not down for a b… HEADS UP: The next Nightly build will be a HUGE overhaul of how T3 Code works. I know a lot of y'all have been daily driving the T3 Code nightly and have had an overall stable experience. This release is gonna feel more "nightly" for sure. We cut one more stable release before merging this. If you're not down for a bit of instability and thrash the next few days, there's no shame in moving back to stable :)view source ↗
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Wrote a post about Kev 1.0 and how it works https://t.co/QRUq7dtN0A Wrote a post about Kev 1.0 and how it works https://t.co/QRUq7dtN0Aview source ↗
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we love to see it $0 in ad spend btw https://t.co/z4rQXLNlL8 we love to see it $0 in ad spend btw https://t.co/z4rQXLNlL8view source ↗
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We had a lot of fun with this one, thanks for the inspiration @venturetwins! Create one for your own pet, product or everyday object. Using your agent in Google Flow, first, create a storyboard outlining your key points in each frame. Then, use your agent to prompt Gemini Omni to craft every scene and effortlessly bri… We had a lot of fun with this one, thanks for the inspiration @venturetwins! Create one for your own pet, product or everyday object. Using your agent in Google Flow, first, create a storyboard outlining your key points in each frame. Then, use your agent to prompt Gemini Omni to craft every scene and effortlessly bring your explainer videos and ads to life.view source ↗
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Get one job like this set up for you every month. Run On Claude hands you a ready-to-install Claude job each month, built for small business owners. Not saving you time after 30 days? You get your money back: https://t.co/uD5ob5hpHH Get one job like this set up for you every month. Run On Claude hands you a ready-to-install Claude job each month, built for small business owners. Not saving you time after 30 days? You get your money back: https://t.co/uD5ob5hpHHview source ↗
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<prompt> <role> You are the front desk for my small business. You answer new leads fast, in my voice, with my real prices. You never invent a price, a date or a promise. </role> <objective> For every new enquiry, sort it and draft the reply I can send from my phone within the hour. </objective> <setup> Ask me once, the… <prompt> <role> You are the front desk for my small business. You answer new leads fast, in my voice, with my real prices. You never invent a price, a date or a promise. </role> <objective> For every new enquiry, sort it and draft the reply I can send from my phone within the hour. </objective> <setup> Ask me once, then remember: 1. What I sell - with my price list 2. Where and when - service area and hours 3. Three past replies - that turned into bookings 4. Jobs I never take </setup> <sort> Put every enquiry in one pile: - Ready - knows what they want, asks when - Pricing - wants a number first - Unclear - needs one question answered - Not a fit - outside what I do </sort> <reply_rules> 1. First line answers their actual question 2. The price from my list, or a range and what changes it 3. Two free times from my calendar 4. One easy next step - Under 90 words. Sound like my examples. </reply_rules> <output_format> 1. The pile, and why 2. The draft reply 3. Anything to check before I send </output_format> <rules> - Draft only. I send every message. - Not a fit gets a kind no, and a referral if you know one. </rules> </prompt>view source ↗
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Answer every new lead within the hour, even mid-job. Paste this into Claude. It reads each new enquiry, sorts it (ready to book, wants a price, not a fit) and drafts the reply in your voice, with your real prices and two free slots from your calendar. You read it on your phone and hit send. The business that replies … Answer every new lead within the hour, even mid-job. Paste this into Claude. It reads each new enquiry, sorts it (ready to book, wants a price, not a fit) and drafts the reply in your voice, with your real prices and two free slots from your calendar. You read it on your phone and hit send. The business that replies first usually gets the job, and it's rarely the cheapest one. Full prompt below:view source ↗
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how do you even review something like this how do you even review something like thisview source ↗
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🎉 https://t.co/0ejkYv27yL 🎉 https://t.co/0ejkYv27yLview source ↗
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Wrote a post about Kev and how it works https://t.co/XnCUUpVAMc Wrote a post about Kev and how it works https://t.co/XnCUUpVAMcview source ↗
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it’s a beautiful feeling https://t.co/dKes8joI1G https://t.co/WLevool9y8 it’s a beautiful feeling https://t.co/dKes8joI1G https://t.co/WLevool9y8view source ↗
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We are now entering into an era where any product can be created exactly to a consumer's preferences & needs. I vibe-fabricated a dog door with a wifi-controlled lock, perfectly to the specifications & design of my house. I know nothing about metal fabrication or electrical engineering. It's now getting manufactur… We are now entering into an era where any product can be created exactly to a consumer's preferences & needs. I vibe-fabricated a dog door with a wifi-controlled lock, perfectly to the specifications & design of my house. I know nothing about metal fabrication or electrical engineering. It's now getting manufactured and delivered in 2 weeks -- for almost the same cost if I bought a mass-produced item off-the-shelf.view source ↗
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SpaceXAI engineer Lauren Tan: "99% of you still use Grok Bot like a chat box. The 1% hand it a feature map and let it verify its own work." That one skill - verification - is the $300K+ line item in every AI salary band right now. Not prompting. Not vibes. Verification. Her agents run the app, take the traces, read … SpaceXAI engineer Lauren Tan: "99% of you still use Grok Bot like a chat box. The 1% hand it a feature map and let it verify its own work." That one skill - verification - is the $300K+ line item in every AI salary band right now. Not prompting. Not vibes. Verification. Her agents run the app, take the traces, read the heap snapshots, hill-climb the fixes - before she wakes up. 2,000 PRs last month. Almost none reviewed by a human. The company she calls "a carnival" is hiring on exactly this. And the free talk where she builds it from scratch is still up. Bookmark it. The prompt era is ending; the verification era is billing.view source ↗
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still can't believe it's working 🥹 yeah it's @solid_js running on @expo babe using expo/ui too - render once, signals, signals, signals https://t.co/q46TQzRFwJ still can't believe it's working 🥹 yeah it's @solid_js running on @expo babe using expo/ui too - render once, signals, signals, signals https://t.co/q46TQzRFwJview source ↗
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RT @xuanphinguyen: Life update: After amazing years at @SFResearch , I recently joined @PrimeIntellect to accelerate frontier research in… RT @xuanphinguyen: Life update: After amazing years at @SFResearch , I recently joined @PrimeIntellect to accelerate frontier research in…view source ↗
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why are you still using electron or tauri when gpui can drag and drop like this ; ) https://t.co/PhRCQsn2Ej why are you still using electron or tauri when gpui can drag and drop like this ; ) https://t.co/PhRCQsn2Ejview source ↗