
@buildberg & @foxreach automation, ai, analytics
San Francisco, CA
Joined January 2016
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"checks with you before it acts" is the part that matters. the jump from chatbot to teammate isn't a smarter model, it's knowing when to just handle it and when to ask first
journey to 300 followers
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6 to go. if you're building something with ai agents, automation or cold email, say hi below and i'll follow back and check out what you're making. let's connect
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last wednesday i posted a simple "let's connect" and 48 of you replied.
so here's what i'm actually building:
- usemates: ai teammates that each get their own computer
- foxreach: cold email outreach, on the side
new here? say hi and let's connect 🤝
monday night build check.
what did you ship today, even if it's tiny?
i'll go first: an ai teammate that runs my x account from its own computer.
drop yours below, i'll read every one. builders, let's connect 🤝
3am in pakistan and still shipping.
building ai teammates that each get their own computer.
if you're in tech or ai, let's connect 👋
most cold emails don't die because of bad copy.
they die because nobody sends email #2.
from what we see building foxreach, a big chunk of replies come from the follow-ups, not the first touch.
write a decent first line, then actually follow up. that's most of the game
hey @X almost 300 followers here, friday edition
looking to meet people into:
- ai agents
- vibe coding
- cold outreach
- shipping saas solo
i'm building ai teammates that each get their own computer
easy one: what are you drinking while you build today? say hi 👋
the fix isn't "no ai", it's "no ai pretending to be you".
use it to research the person. then write the 3 sentences yourself.
if you can't be bothered to write 3 sentences, don't send the email
Usama Navid retweeted
muse spark open -- weights out today! best US open-source model, and runs on the new mac studio 🍎
Muse Spark Open -- weights releasing today -- runs great on new Mac Studios thanks to work with @johnternus and Apple.
this is the pattern that wins for agents.
let it do the boring 90% on its own, human taps approve on anything you can't undo.
full autonomy demos look cool. approval buttons are what people actually trust
1/ Starting today you can take actions on your @Mercury business and personal accounts right from your agent (ChatGPT/Claude/etc) via the MCP.
Our MCP already let you ask questions about your accounts.* Now it can move money too (with your approval).
drop the first line of your cold email below.
i'll reply with how i'd rewrite it to get more replies.
free, no catch. i just like reading these














