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Nothing like getting a front-row seat to what our engineers are working on 🍿
The full showcase is up on YouTube: youtu.be/HsU_MF9T5OI
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@rhobusiness is sponsoring our Austin Builder House Oct 4th - 10th! 18 founders & builders, one huge mansion, one week together.
Only 3 spots left.
Morning yoga + coffee, BBQs, private dinners, VC drop-ins, coworking all day, demos, tons of free swag, and plenty of surprises.
Also supported by @obvious @concentrateai @frame_payments
Last call:
luma.com/0l4a3kvp?UTM=xadrho
Obvious retweeted
the Austin Frontier hackathon was an absolute banger
1 day hackathon with unlimited tokens coming up in NYC and SF in the next two weeks - reply or dm if you want an invite
thanks to @CircleCI @replayio and @aitxcommunity for co-hosting and the amazing insights
Obvious retweeted
The plan is simple: watch the Auburn game while @obvious rips through years of backlog in pygeohash and category_encoders
Obvious retweeted
we have a video guy but the interns have no chill so now I have this nonsense to post
alright atlanta! 1 day hackathon. tokens entirely on us + an autonomous software factory to use them in
you could:
- fix every bug in the backlog
- ship half of your roadmap
- launch a new product
luma.com/frontierATLbuild
(worth flying in for too / or join in NYC or SF next!)
hmmm
these other ai apps take themselves too seriously
you thought the windows xp theme was cool? time to try out ?theme=98 in @obvious
@MatthewGerstman can we get the BSOD here after like 3 minutes of using the app?
Obvious retweeted
thinking about introducing "queued work" into @obvious
for 70% cheaper tokens, you can schedule overnight loops that run at arbitrary latencies
we get 90% gpu utilization in off hours and you get token savings on long /goals
think: debug 100 brittle tests overnight for $10
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Got a chance to attend the @obvious frontier event in Atlanta to test out Autobuild, their agentic engineering harness.
It was a blast. Not only did we talk about the best practices in agentic engineering, but we put it to the test on our own code.
this is actually the frontier
we were spending too much time "carrying water" between agents
- here's a spec build it
- address the pr comments
- fix the failing CI
so we made an agent for overseeing the SDLC e2e (Autobuild)
we invited 10 startups to use it last week in SF (NYC next week!)
what it does:
- plans out entire feature builds across dozens of PRs
- oversees the coding agents as they work
- babysits PRs and addresses human and agentic review
- conducts security, performance, and architectural reviews
- QAs the work and records videos of the outcomes
- monitors logs for issues after staging release
- collects ux feedback from humans and address them
- indexes all the concepts in your codebase
- automatically writes updates to your team about what shipped
- knows the current rollout state of features
- maintains running sandboxes with a full dev env
- dogfoods features before reporting success
- engages with you in slack as it builds
- automatically fixes reported issues
- nags you for PR reviews when needed
- optimizes your CI so it's not shit (big bottleneck for velocity)
we're planning on making this the most insane building experience for established companies with a focus on quality/safety and human collaboration while accelerating velocity by 1-2 orders of magnitude
if you want to join us in NYC next week (Thur/Fri - May 7/8) or future workshops lmk - we're onboarding up to 50 companies at a time by helping you ship 12 weeks of roadmap in 2 days - a sort of reset on baseline velocity
no cost to attend beyond the inference you burn (you'll build a lot so not for the faint of heart)
Your sheets already have the data. Dashboards turn it into charts that update live. Try it at Obvious.ai
Obvious retweeted
david showed me a demo of @obvious agents a few months back, and it was the first time i saw enough of the stack coming together that a normie startup could continuously and safely delegate complex, multi-hour engineering (and non-engineering) tasks to a non-human.
tomorrow we kick off the 3rd cohort of startups we've invited to use Autobuild, the internal tool driving the insane autonomous build velocity at @obvious (nearing 1000 PRs a day from 10 engineers)
each co is shipping 12 weeks of roadmap
this is the frontier, build accordingly
see you tomorrow 👀
tomorrow we kick off the 3rd cohort of startups we've invited to use Autobuild, the internal tool driving the insane autonomous build velocity at @obvious (nearing 1000 PRs a day from 10 engineers)
each co is shipping 12 weeks of roadmap
this is the frontier, build accordingly