.Cofia creates AI automations that write themselves. They learn how you work, and proactively deploy tailor-made automations without you ever writing a prompt, coding, or building a workflow. Congrats on the launch, Paola Martínez and Moses Wayne! ycombinator.com/launches/Pbk-c…

request for startup (reality tv show really): a Nathan for You esque show that pursues really bad startup ideas and call it "Why Combinator"

Working on automations is a total win-win. Lots of automations written? Boom. Time saving. No automations written? You get to brag to everyone that you do complex, unrepeatable work.

hearing a lot about knowledge jobs going away in a year, but I think I have a solution: use ai agents to work 20 jobs concurrently so you maximize the time you have left why aren't more people talking about this??

all these ai benchmark results are starting to feel like when a place claims "the best pizza in New York"

🚀 Cofia launched! AI Automations That Write Themselves “Cofia learns how you work and proactively automates your repetitive tasks." 🌐 fondo.ai/3PwUCqo Congrats Paola Martínez & Moses Wayne!!

never got to spend time in SF prior to this Y Combinator batch, so it's been awesome getting to know the city if curious, here's my top 3 SF spots in no particular order: - my living room - the yc office - my bedroom

asked chatgpt to help me write a demo day shitpost and it gave me something so aggressively unfunny that I'm now pivoting my startup to solving AI humor dms open for investors interested in getting in early!

super cool of Y Combinator to host an open mic! tough crowd though, couldn't buy a laugh

just realized I know a YC batchmate's company name but not their first name. we've talked like 6 times

told someone in my Y Combinator batch I went to Duke and they asked if I dropped out. I did not ⚰️ startups might be the only place where finishing college is something you have to justify

been back in NYC for over 48 hours and have yet to see a SINGLE billboard for an AI startup new york ngmi

asking claude code "are you sure" works shockingly well