We built a search tool just for coding agents. It’s quite good.

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weekend coding sessions don't quite hit the same when all I'm writing is English

"What is a Good Life?", Ronald Dworkin

Today, I am launching Axiom At Axiom, we are building a self-improving superintelligent reasoner, starting with an AI mathematician.

my new hobby is gluing together APIs to build my own interfaces for everything (sonnet 4.5 + exa-code)

software engineers are kind of brain dead in 2025. might as well be allergic to reading docs, learning new frameworks, anything that involves thinking have to meet people where they’re at though. for example, Exa API dashboard is by default a chatbot that just tells you exactly

are there any AI email products that actually write good emails? have been disappointed in all of them so far

code without hallucinations

lesgo

Exa 2.0 is here lesgo🥇

AIs need fast search and slow search. Speed is critical for synchronous use cases (e.g., chatbots). There's actually an even greater need for speed here than human search because it takes time for LLMs to process results. Slower but higher quality search has its place in less

For those unaware, search is undergoing a renaissance. AI triggered of course. AI completely reorients both what search the world needs and what search algorithms are possible. This Exa 2.0 release is part of that story, and it's a sign of where search is going. Search got big

SF is filling up like a gold rush town right now Rental market is so insane that my cofounder has been homeless for almost 3 months Offices moving from Hayes hackerhouses to "The Arena" in the Mission to FiDi high rises, as headcounts increase

hey if someone at OpenAI wants feedback on Apps SDK, I have lots, feel free to message me