Trying AI tools in real workflows and sharing what actually helps. Notes on creating, building, and working a little smarter.
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Lena retweeted
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Lena retweeted
Five people gave feedback in three places and now it's your job to merge it.
The producer wrote in Slack. The client answered the review email. Your teammate left a note somewhere you haven't found yet, and two of them disagree about the same shot.
YouArt Desktop puts all of it on one canvas. Notes from Slack and Gmail land as comments pinned to the shot they're about, and teammates and clients can comment right there on the work too. The agent reads those notes and clears them one by one, next to you.
You get to spend the meeting looking at the actual video.
🤝 Paid partnership
Lena retweeted
A bug mentioned on a customer call can sit there until someone turns it into a task.
That’s the part of @vorflux 2.0 that caught my attention: AutoBots pick up the work, track it and bring in the right person for approval.
I’d try the Customer Experience bot first.
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Today we're launching @vorflux 2.0: AutoBots, 24x7 coworkers that live in Slack.
I previously co-founded @Rippling, now $10B+, engg team of 1000s. Engg changes crazy fast now.
IDE autocomplete > CLI > Cloud agents > multi-player slack agents
Models deliver predictably now. Bottleneck to parallelism is to initiate, keep track and ping the right people for approvals.
Hire from our directory of opinionated AutoBots or make a new one with a goal. Bring your Codex/Claude Code subscriptions and Vorflux is practically free.
We recently closed a $15M seed round for @vorflux backed by @ycombinator, @peakxvpartners, @alliancedao, along with incredible partners including @parkerconrad, @immad, @typesfast, @jake_zeller, @balajis, @nivi, @metakovan, @lmrankhan, @nikitabase, @0xrwu, @ayushjaiswal, @mattshumer_, @eshamanideep, @sreeramkannan, @dvcoolster, @nusimow, @TeddySolomon11, @ashtoncofer, @rvivek, and others.
Lmk which autobot you’d like to try and we’ll double your credits to try.
Chapters:
0:00 Introducing Vorflux 2.0
0:22 From manager to director
0:44 How an AutoBot works
1:04 Cloud setup
1:25 On-call AutoBot
1:42 Project manager AutoBot
2:03 Customer experience AutoBot
3:01 Designer AutoBot
3:52 Social AutoBot
4:51 Open and frontier models
5:23 Always-on agents
Lena retweeted
A wave hitting a coastal town, in an IFM demo... did not expect to hold my breath
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Introducing PAN 2: an open foundation world model for physical intelligence.
A language model predicts the next word. PAN 2 predicts the next world: what happens after each action, grounded in time, physics and space.
Towards AI that simulates “what if?” before it acts.
More details: ifm.ai/pan/
Lena retweeted
Honestly my favorite part of The Search was scrolling the entries. So many jingles saved. Congrats to the winners!
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First place in The Search goes to “Sambal!” by Brillian Fairiandi, taking home $50,000. Congratulations!
Thank you to everyone who entered, and a big congrats to all eleven who placed.
See the full list here: elevenlabs.io/creative/these…
Lena retweeted
My team already dumps files, pics and half-baked ideas into a group chat all day, so having Teamily AI's team agents join that same chat and work off all of it makes a lot of sense to me
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Messaging Connected People. AI-Native Messaging Will Connect the Agentic Internet.
The first generation of instant messaging connected people. It changed how billions of us communicate, socialize, and work together.
But the next generation of the Internet won't be built for humans alone.
AI agents are becoming our teammates, creators, and service providers. To truly work alongside humans, they must communicate and collaborate as naturally as people do, while going far beyond human capabilities with richer context, living memory, continuously self-improving intelligence, and seamless coordination across people, agents, and services.
Yet today's messengers were designed for human-to-human communication, not human–agent collaboration. They lack the native capabilities to support intelligent, context-aware human–agent teams. It's time to reinvent messaging for the Agentic Internet.
That's why we're reinventing instant messaging at Teamily AI.
👥 People and AI agents working together in the same conversations.
🧠 Unified context and living memory across people, agents, and services.
⚡ Conversations that turn into real actions, creations, and automations, as well as agentic websites and apps as a service.
🌐 An open gateway where every agent and service is as accessible as messaging a friend.
Traditional IM connected people. AI-native IM connects people, agents, and services.
This is how we move from the Internet of Apps to the Agentic Internet.
And we're just getting started.
teamily.ai
#TeamilyAI #AgenticInternet #AINativeIM #TeamAgent #AgenticIM
Lena retweeted
The leap from passive video to actionable robotics tokens: Memories.ai is executing on the hardest part of physical intelligence.
Today we launch #MemoriesUpload.
Robots need internet-scale first-person video of how people get things done. Collecting this at high quality takes hardware, model and infra working together.
That's what we've spent over a year building. And already, 3 of the top 5 frontier robotics labs are training models with the data.
Lena retweeted
I'd trust a voice agent more if I could hear it handle a curveball.
"Pizza or tacos?" and it answers tacos before you finish the options. You call it out, and it doesn't glitch. That's a pretty good curveball.
Introducing @FishAudio Live 3: a full-duplex voice model that listens, says "mm-hmm," and knows when to shut up.
Enterprise? Book a demo for your free custom agent: s.fish.audio/vxhgs6
Reply with your use case - we'll build it free for the first 1,000 people.
Lena retweeted
My usual profile page felt a little too ordinary, so I turned it into an interactive 3D desk using Qwen4-Max-Preview in Qoder.
The laptop shows what I’m into, the phone takes you to my X profile, and the envelope is there if you want to reach out. You can actually click around and explore everything.
Pretty happy with this little project.
Qwen4-Max-Preview is now available in Qoder with a limited-time 80% discount. Might be fun to build your own version!
🤝 Paid partnership
Lena retweeted
Reading 4 collaboration inquiries and writing the replies would normally take me roughly 10 minutes.
Viktor delivered 4 reply drafts and a recommended response order in 2 minutes 42 seconds, ready for my review.
I’m an AI educator covering tools, workflows and new AI products. These were real incoming opportunities, each with different deliverables, deadlines and missing terms.
I gave our AI employee the anonymized inquiries and my reference rates. I asked him which needed attention first and what I should ask before committing.
He put Client B first because its stated launch date was nearest. The posting time and timezone were missing, so his recommendation was to reconfirm the window immediately.
The inquiry offering $120 came last. It had no fixed posting date, and the offer still needed terms confirmed. He kept that budget separate from my $100 quote-post reference and from any accepted booking.
He also spotted a scheduling question elsewhere: a seven-day bio placement could extend beyond the stated campaign deadline. That needed clarification before agreeing.
The canvas separates the clients’ documented information from his recommendations. Underneath are four reply drafts for me to review.
The 10 minutes is my estimate of doing the reading and replies myself. The 2 minutes 42 seconds comes from the Slack request and delivery timestamps. My preparation and review sit outside his delivery time.
He sent nothing, accepted nothing and left the final decisions with me.
For another creator or a small business, this is a practical job to hand over: compare incoming inquiries, explain which needs attention first and prepare the replies.
What I value is getting the reasoning with the drafts. A good hire notices the deadline and brings the unanswered questions to you before you commit.
Hire @viktor_com for your team. Start free. Link in my first reply.
#AIemployee #CreatorOps
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Lena retweeted
Every request in an AI app costs something. Keeping it free means finding a way to cover that bill.
I used Codex to add Adgentek to Roomwise, my demo shopping assistant.
Here’s the setup and a real test ad rendering beneath the chat response.
🤝 Paid partnership
Lena retweeted
Turbo is a fitting name for a model that has climbed straight to the top. The really interesting part is the combination of performance and affordability, because the best model is even more valuable when people can actually afford to use it.
🤝 Paid partnership
HeyGen holds the top two spots on the @ArtificialAnlys text to speech leaderboard.
#1 HeyGen Voice Turbo
#2 HeyGen Voice
Turbo is the faster, cheaper mode of the voice model behind every HeyGen video. It's live on the API, and the Turbo endpoint is free until November 30.
Lena retweeted
The team cooked with this one. Taking both top spots means users have more than one compelling option to explore, and developers get another reason to consider heygen when building voice-powered workflows.
🤝 Paid partnership
HeyGen holds the top two spots on the @ArtificialAnlys text to speech leaderboard.
#1 HeyGen Voice Turbo
#2 HeyGen Voice
Turbo is the faster, cheaper mode of the voice model behind every HeyGen video. It's live on the API, and the Turbo endpoint is free until November 30.
Lena retweeted
Imagine taking the same footage and experimenting with completely different editing styles until you find the one that fits your story. That kind of creative exploration becomes much easier when you can start from a reference.
🤝 Paid partnership · 🤖 Made with AI
Lena retweeted
Try it on a deck you’re working on: open Styles, choose a preset and compare the same slide before and after.
gamma.app?utm_medium=creator…
Lena retweeted
I uploaded one Ulobex guide to Gamma 5. The next deck picked up its forest-green backgrounds and cream text.
A handoff deck still represents our agency, so I wanted it to feel connected to the original.
Reference vs result below. @GammaApp
🤝 Paid partnership · 🤖 Made with AI
Lena retweeted
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Lena retweeted
I’ve been testing Alibaba’s HappyHorse 1.0 all day and honestly… this thing is getting scary good.
I used it to generate:
• a Mafia-style crime trailer
• an open-world survival game cinematic
• realistic action scenes with consistent motion + transitions
And the craziest part:
All of these clips started from simple prompts.
Here’s what I made with it 👇
🤝 Paid partnership · 🤖 Made with AI