
Building @october_ai (backed @AntlerIndia) | built 20+ apps - #1 top charts, $1M+ rev | built a gaming co | built formula cars 🏎️, robots (backed @TataMotors)
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Introducing October, the world's most advanced agent orchestrator
Claude? Codex? Grok? Cursor? Which model? Which harness? How much quota is left?
You shouldn't have to care
Give October a task. It builds the team, connects the agents with native agent <> agent comms, and orchestrates the work based on the task, your taste, budget and remaining usage (or build the team yourself)
And it's multiplayer: your team's agents can work with yours, live on the same canvas
agents need to work in a team! October is the easiest way to do that
trying to create some interesting landing page options for lantern.october.dev/
one agent is working on finding the tech stack of the existing website
other agent is finding all the competitors
and the third one is actually receiving data from the two agents and brainstorming on how can we create the best one!
@october_ai is genuinely so useful
wow this is so cool, thanks for sending this @Kazanjy @ycombinator
Harsh Savergaonkar retweeted
We closed a deal for 10 B300 nodes for a company within 24 hours of getting the lead. The founders took the call in a day, and the SLA was signed the next day. Wild how working with founders who move fast surprises you!
We have decent supplies, please DM with requirements!
Harsh Savergaonkar retweeted
figma for AI agents meets actual figma :)
made a tiny little screen keychain that switches between @figma , @october_ai and some ai graphics!
day 15/31
october.dev/
Harsh Savergaonkar retweeted
in bangalore for the @figma event tomorrow!!
@october_ai is kind of like figma, but for AI coding agents.
so i'm extra excited for tomorrow!
day 14/31
october.dev/
Harsh Savergaonkar retweeted
SF Tech Week is over.
You met a lot of people. You remember maybe a handful of names.
So I built Afterparty: an open-source Partiful exporter that turns every guest list you were on into one searchable list. 🧵
congratulations on the launch! 🔥
building agents is easy
getting them to production is hard
today we’re launching @neatlogs to fix that
Harsh Savergaonkar retweeted
founders!!!
how much are you spending on AI tools every month?
day 11/31
october.dev/
Harsh Savergaonkar retweeted
introducing Mania.inc ✨
the greatest AI company ever built to waste your time, instead of saving it.
may the fun begin.
Harsh Savergaonkar retweeted
would you ship a feature if both the coding and code review were done by the same ai agent?
day 10/31
october.dev/
Harsh Savergaonkar retweeted
leaving mom for work was the hardest this time
so i set up an old linux laptop with a big screen on our dining table that stays on a video call 24x7
got claude to write scripts so that if the laptop / browser crashes it rejoins, if the wifi breaks it fixes itself and rejoins, and if it gets switched off she just presses the power button and i'm back
right now i'm somewhere over iceland working and eating, and she's at home doing her work
we're not even talking, but every now and then she looks up and i'm there, and i look up and she's there
and when she gets up at 3am for water, i'll be on the screen working and she can just say hi before going back to bed
thank you technology ❤️
leaving mom for work was the hardest this time
so i set up an old linux laptop with a big screen on our dining table that stays on a video call 24x7
got claude to write scripts so that if the laptop / browser crashes it rejoins, if the wifi breaks it fixes itself and rejoins, and if it gets switched off she just presses the power button and i'm back
right now i'm somewhere over iceland working and eating, and she's at home doing her work
we're not even talking, but every now and then she looks up and i'm there, and i look up and she's there
and when she gets up at 3am for water, i'll be on the screen working and she can just say hi before going back to bed
thank you technology ❤️
it is 3rd of October, so day 3 of 31 days of October!
and here’s another amazing thing @october_dev can do for you
no matter where you are, you can orchestrate your agents!
I’m at the airport and I can run a fleet of agents on the cloud or on my laptop back home!
Go try October if you haven’t! 🎃🎃
I think it’s a crime @october_ai isn’t on it
Updated my AI orchestrator tier list, based on daily use.
T3 Code Nightly → SS. The latest updates put it ahead of everything else I've tried. Smooth, intuitive, and easy to follow.
Traycer → A. The last two updates added useful features, but I'm running into agents that stall and need repeated nudges to keep going.
Maestri → B. Still a great tool, but the workflow is built around the terminal, and I'm moving away from that.
Synara → C. Recent updates have made it noticeably better.
My priorities are changing: a clear interface, less babysitting, and a workflow that keeps moving.
What would you rank differently?
















