Product @tines_hq. Previously, cofounder @considerhq, engineering @intercom
Brookline, MA
Joined March 2008
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Stephen O'Brien retweeted
Some ramblings on what we have been up to at Tines 3B. So much more to come.
shayon.dev/post/2026/283/ver…
Stephen O'Brien retweeted
Apart from all the other craziness in this interview in which Rees-Mogg basically does to Tucker what Tucker did to Ted Cruz way back when: These guys are the same age, 57.
Two elements of how we’re building our new product that I have been particularly pleased with: 1) gVisor, 2) @shayonj
Stephen O'Brien retweeted
Really proud to be a part of this product. Take a click around the UI (with the sound on!!) – it is an absolute delight, and insanely fast thanks to @zero__ms. Shades of early Slack and Heroku.
Today, we launch Tines 3B.
It gives teams the power to build with AI, and IT and security the control to run and govern that work safely across the business.
AI code sprawl is threatening to overwhelm organizations. Tines 3B is already helping customers get ahead of it.
tines.com/blog/introducing-t…
Stephen O'Brien retweeted
In October 2025, @steobrien and I stepped away from our regular roles at @tines_hq to build something new. No roadmap, no deadline, and no defined outcome — just the freedom to think and operate like a startup.
Today, I’m excited to share Tines 3B.
tines.com/blog/making-tines-…
Mysterious new product is launching July 28
tines.com/waitlist
Stephen O'Brien retweeted
Wild code is exploding across enterprises, AI-built apps, agents and automations touching sensitive data with no IT or security oversight.
Making that building safe by default is the unlock. It's why I joined Tines.
→ tines.com/wildcode
Stephen O'Brien retweeted
We fetched 871 articles published in the Guardian by Bryan Armen Graham over the last six years. It's clear that he is increasingly relying on AI.
In two weeks in February he churned out nine articles classified by Pangram as fully AI-generated.
Receipts below:
The moment we are now in
Many people assuming I meant job loss anxiety but that's just one presentation. I'm seeing near-manic episodes triggered by watching software shift from scarce to abundant. Compulsive behaviors around agent usage. Dissociative awe at the temporal compression of change. It's not fear necessarily just the cognitive overload from living in an inflection point.
Stephen O'Brien retweeted
Today we launch Workbench, a product I believe will change the way everyone works.
Security teams need AI that helps them securely access their proprietary data and take action in real-time. Workbench gives them that superpower.
Learn more at @tines_hq tines.com/workbench?utm_sour…
Stephen O'Brien retweeted
Very proud of our @NatRevNeurol paper, published today, on the neuromuscular complications of checkpoint inhibitor therapy:
All of this is gold - but I think the second point is super underrated. Elaborate prioritization is classic PM midwittery and hurts shipping. Do what’s important; fast!
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Stephen O'Brien retweeted
🙌 So proud of what the team @tines_io has achieved with Cases. A really powerful addition to Tines – it’s fast, flexible and designed for people!
tines.com/product/cases
Feeling proud of a big launch here today @tines_io: "Build apps with Tines".
My favorite detail from the launch site is an embedded Tines-built-app that you can use live, and then flip over to see exactly how it’s built under the hood.
A beautiful post from my old Consider co-founder @benmcredmond, including analysis of how we failed. My feelings as I read through: pain; catharsis; pride; excitement!
There are very few teams out there today with the clarity and purpose of @heyequals.
wraptext.equals.app/the-full…
