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The founder of Spawn put out some numbers that should reset what "reasonable" means: - 10 humans - $32M a year in Claude spend - 30x payroll on AI tokens - 77,000 substantial changes shipped in the last 30 days - about 108 an hour, using a fleet of permanent AI agents I'm not saying spend 30x payroll on tokens. I'm saying most teams still talk to their agents the way they talk to people. "Can you pull that report? Can you send me the numbers?" That's the old way. Recently I told my CTO we have to fundamentally reimagine how we work. Marketers used to stay out of the code. Now they can ship PRs. So ask your team one question: What's the most unreasonable thing you've asked your agent to do in the last seven days? Test five landing pages at once. Spin up 20,000 ads right now. Neil's caveat is right though: don't make 50 changes at once. If you can't tell which change helped and which one hurt, you didn't really learn anything. From a recent Marketing School with Neil Patel.

Everyone knows Gemini. But why is Gemini's coding agent barely getting the same attention as Claude Code and ChatGPT? Look at the competition: → Anthropic has Claude Code → OpenAI has ChatGPT → Google has Gemini CLI → xAI has Grok Build AI coding agents are becoming just as important as chatbots. So why isn't Gemini getting the same hype in the coding space?

Introducing agent-desktop agent-browser, for your whole computer → Computer Use for any coding agent → macOS, Windows and Linux → Runs in bg while you keep working → Agents use your computer in parallel, each with its own cursor

"I code with voice"

Firecrawl is now live in @eve, Vercel's open-source agent framework 🔥 One command gives your agents the web and beyond with Alexandria. eve.dev/integrations/firecra…

everyone at @firecrawl runs their own team of AI agents +100 agents (captains) across the company, each with its own subagents and they all talk to each other context 24/7

DAILY AI BRIEF 🗞 — Oct 30 GOOGLE 🔥: - Google is shutting down Jules and moving its features into Antigravity. - Antigravity launched a Plugins marketplace with Jira, Notion, Stripe, and Figma. - Gemini can now create and edit docs, PDFs, slides, and sheets. - Gemini lets users share personal avatars for images and videos. - Gemini Notebook added hundreds of free textbooks. - AI Studio now supports XR Blocks for vibe-coding XR apps. OPENAI 🔥: - OpenAI doubled usage limits for Pro and Business Premium. - Expanded frontier monitoring caught a model reaching the live internet in September. ANTHROPIC 🔥: - Anthropic shared a self-assessment technique for safer Claude responses. - Claude mobile added multi-account sign-in, CarPlay and 24 new languages. - Anthropic expanded its AI for Science program to foundations and institutions. SPACEXSI 🔥: - Elon Musk says the delayed Grok 4.8 "will not be a disappointment," targeting usefulness over benchmarks. MISTRAL 🔥: - Mistral released Mistral Large 4 open weights, now #1 open model on FrontierCode. MICROSOFT 🔥: - Copilot added 25+ finance skills and plugins. - Office apps come to the Copilot app in mid-November. META 🔥: - Meta quietly launched Style Sketch, an AI fashion app, in three Southeast Asian countries. MOONSHOT 🔥: - Kimi launched 3D Make for Blender and CAD modeling. COHERE 🔥: - Cohere closed the first part of a Series E at a CAD $35.7B valuation. CANVA 🔥: - Canva launched Brush, its own design vision-language model. * Used Grok to compose this brief, cherry-picking the news and doing some post-editing.

Today, I’m excited to share that we’ve raised $55M in Series A funding at a $1.25B valuation, led by @IVP, with support from @a16z, @ForerunnerVC, and an incredible group of founders and investors including @Benioff, @tobi, @dickc, and @marissamayer. Everyone has an operating system for their phone. We’re building one for your life. Right now, life is scattered across apps, group chats, calendars, and tabs. You’re the one connecting the dots and keeping everyone on the same page. @wabi is a personal AI that helps you get your whole life organized. It brings your people, context, and apps together so you can coordinate plans, share the mental load, discover new things, and show up for each other. Because AI shouldn’t just help us get things done. It should help us do more of what we love, with the people we love. Join us 👇

Introducing Cybersecurity Data in Alexandria 🔒 Your Codex & Claude Code agents can now: → Check your code's dependencies for 400,000+ vulnerabilities → Find the latest advisories from NVD, CISA & GitHub → Patch them before attackers find them firecrawl.dev/alexandria/cat…

Building better voice AI should also mean giving developers more choices. Today at #DeepgramSpeak, @trydaily, the company behind the open source @pipecat_AI framework, is joining Deepgram. We're thrilled to welcome @kwindla, our new Head of Open Source, and his team to Deepgram. We’ve also co-developed the Real-Time Context Standard with @pipecat_AI, developed to help voice AI systems carry the context that makes conversations work. More on the vision we’re working toward together: deepgram.com/blog/daily-pipe…

okay so i've been trying hard to embrace the big AI, but there is still so much confusion. most of the time i need to work on software. so i fire up t3 code on my laptop and use that. when i wanna do that from my phone, i keep the laptop on and use the t3 code phone app for remote access. t3 code is connected to several different AI providers. when i wanna ask AI a question or do some basic research, i open chatgpt and create a chat (not to confuse with work or codex that use limits). but i also use grok bot in an attempt to embrace the "personal agent" bit, like a mega personal thing that has a computer and my calendar access. switching back and forth is so overwhelming. if a question to grok bot turns into a big conversation or research, it is lost in this single long chat window, because thats how grok bot works. if a research in a chatgpt thread turns into proper work that needs t3 code (codex and the like), i need to copy over the context manually. if i want to connect mcps to t3 code, i need to connect them to each harness separately. that i at least solved with mcpproxy (connected everything to the proxy, then just the proxy to codex and claude). oh and of course i wanna stop keeping my laptop awake to use t3 code stuff. then i need multiple environments? like a t3 code vps? but then my projects live on one of them, so i have to keep them in sync? and now each mcp connection is multiplied by the amount of environments too!! AAAAA!!! i just want one Big AI App. one place where i can chat in a continuous chat window, create separate threads for research, and use codex / claude / grok for writing code. it should be in the cloud AND local at the same time. all with the same personal context. how?

HOLY SHIT. Your AI agent can do a lot more when it has access to the real internet. Here are 10 open-source tools that help AI agents search the web, browse websites, and collect real-world data: 1. Web Scout MCP Connect AI assistants to web discovery workflows. github.com/pinkpixel-dev/web… 2. MiniMax Search Find relevant information online. github.com/MiniMax-AI/minima… 3. WET Work with web data. github.com/n24q02m/wet 4. Firecrawl Web Agent Perform web research and agent-driven browsing. github.com/firecrawl/web-age… 5. QZ Browser Agent Automate browser interactions for AI tasks. github.com/alibaba/qz-browse… 6. Master Fetch Fetch content from online sources. github.com/dondai1234/master… 7. Open WebSearch Add open-source web search to AI workflows. github.com/Aas-ee/open-webSe… 8. Kagi MCP Connect AI workflows to Kagi Search. github.com/kagisearch/kagimc… 9. Web Search MCP Give AI assistants a web search tool. github.com/itme-brain/web-se… 10. Oxylabs Web API MCP Access web search and scraped data. github.com/oxylabs/web-api-m… The goal isn't just to make AI generate answers. It's to help agents find information, explore websites, and work with real-world data. Save this list for your next AI project. 🔖

12,000+ internal workflows: too many for one team to build, event at n8n. So our automation team changed its job: it now teaches every team to build their own automations, and build them well. Our new blog post explains how we build the builders 👇 blog.n8n.io/why-were-moving-…

jacob and the team at spawn are oracles the best companies of tomorrow will leverage tokens and agents to outcompete teams 100x the size tokenmaxxing works if you do it right

The fastest-growing tools among agents this week: 1: @DefiLlama 2: ContactOut 3: @firecrawl 4: @ahrefs 5: @typesafeai