Swarm is for agents that work for you. clawdapus is for bots that work as you. Different trust model. Different stack.

Two years ago I would have paid $4,000+ a month for this. Giving agents access across systems in an operational game changer. And it’s basically free

One key insight about agentic workloads is that if your agents use deterministic services, like internal APIs (and they definitely should), then those services need to prompt back for next actions. This completely solves coordination, without delays or continuous token churn.

The nice thing about Simile is that it doesn't need to have any predictive value to be wildly profitable; they only need to convince central planners that it does. Public policy nerds will spend all day and night gaming out their fantasies, and pay boatloads of cash for this

Ladies and gentlemen: Harden your bots against prompt injection attacks arriving via untrusted API responses.

Whenever you get frustrated arguing with someone on Reddit, just remember this photo.

The true cheat code is having Claude code run Codex CLI to review its own diffs.

Arguably the first self-aware MLM?

Search engines have an easy way to isolate the real web from the onslaught. Time. Filtering out for “and then a 100,000 word blog, spanning a decade, appeared out of nowhere” has got to be pretty easy to filter out on some snapshot timestamps

can't wait 'til it's ai that has to pin down customers on what they want. because you're-absolutely-right-4.6-opus is gonna find that a struggle.

I think that until Chinese product demos are delivered in Chinese, set to Chinese music, and trained on Chinese-designed chipsets, prognostications of Chinese world hegemony are at least somewhat overstated