Hey Uber, since when do you ignore hazardous conditions while happily charging a premium for them? Is this just your European standard, or is it general company policy?

Hey Walmart you may rethink your testing strategy ;)

Hey Gather 🍇 looks like your service is down, but your status page does not reflect that :(

One coffee please #Claude code

Just decide, #claudecode. That’s all I need 🙄

Less than a year ago, using AI to get real work done meant specialized skills, tons of code, and endless copy-pasting between tools. That's why we built Friday - a platform where AI agents collaborate to solve real problems, not just answer prompts.Try it: hellofriday.ai

Agent skills for solving CTF challenges github.com/ljagiello/ctf-…

ctf-skills - github.com/ljagiello/ctf-… Agent Skills for solving CTF challenges, web exploitation, binary pwn, crypto, reverse engineering, forensics, OSINT, and more. Works with any tool that supports the Agent Skills spec, including Claude Code. #CTF #Cybersecurity

A "simple idea" now generates 100+ pull requests every week fixing small issues across our codebase. That’s 2–3 days of manual work saved weekly. Automation handles the tiny fixes so engineers can focus on the hard problems.

Most AI is great at responding, but bad at doing real work. Work isn’t one prompt. So how do you make nondeterministic AI reliable? - Start with planning - Structure intent into workflows Result: predictable AI that still feels powerful. More here: blog.hellofriday.ai/what-does-it-a…

Interesting fact about Friday AI : Its documentation is maintained by… Friday itself. Every morning it checks the gap between product and docs, and suggests updates to stay in sync. No stale docs. Just self-improving documentation 🤝 product

Building reliable AI agent systems is less about prompting and more about coordination. Once execution starts, reliability depends on managing state, tools, and failure. Read more 👇 blog.hellofriday.ai/building-ai-ag…

People are trying to force AI to be deterministic. That’s a mistake. It may work at first, but it breaks over time. LLMs shouldn’t generate systems, they should make decisions about them. Let models plan and deterministic systems execute.

Skills are one of those things that have dramatically changed how we use AI tools. The difference is night and day and without them, it would be hard to build efficiently modern software. Check out some of our team’s favorite skills! blog.hellofriday.ai/our-teams-favo…

Built some AI skills for CTFs → tested at #BSidesSF CTF. 🤖 Agent solved 50/54 challenges almost effortlessly. Feels like a real shift in security problem-solving. github.com/ljagiello/ctf-…