Koen Bok retweeted
Announcing @InputSystems. A new way to email ✨
It handles your messages and the work that follows.
Framer is now available in @cursor_ai. Let Cursor design, manage, and ship your Framer sites from anywhere through the MCP server. cursor.com/marketplace/curso…
Koen Bok retweeted
Our robots built this in the city of Almere: curved walls, different types of bricks and bonds, indented text.
Real world deployment, insane complexity, 100% of every brick done by our robots, with another 15 houses to come in the coming weeks.
Koen Bok retweeted
Formatted text in the @framer CMS just got an upgrade: more reliable editing for both agents and humans, plus realtime collaboration with multiplayer cursors 🎮
Introducing a refreshed Assets panel. Organize Components, Colors, Overrides, Text Styles, and Vectors together in folders, no more fixed sections. With new agents support the Framer Agents can now also organize and manage your assets. framer.com/updates/asset-pan…
Koen Bok retweeted
i genuinely think good AOT JS/TS with full ecosystem compatibility would be the most exciting thing to happen to JavaScript since Node
Get 50,000 agent credits for every client site you plan to switch to Framer. The new Switch program helps you move clients faster and easier, without spending on credits.
Switched? 50% of what we make on your client’s first-year subscription is yours too. framer.link/switch
Koen Bok retweeted
What if you could train a model with a single prompt?
This week, Coinbase announced that they trained a 9B model that beat the frontier models in their domain while being significantly cheaper and 55% faster. It cost under $100 to train.
Today, we’re opening the same capabilities to you. Coming to you from the Bryel Foundry, our in-house tooling that we’ve used to train models for unicorns.
Just one prompt, a teacher, and within 7 days, you will receive a custom model that is up to 2x cheaper in a specific domain of your choice.
Book a demo at bryel.ai/
Koen Bok retweeted
Apply as a team and earn €50 million in Mollie equity.
Sign up here: mollie.com/nightshift
Why now
We've spent two decades building things most companies never get to build: a licensed, regulated position that lets us compete with banks. Proprietary infrastructure built the hard way, over years. Scale — 350,000 businesses trusting our platform. And something even more valuable: those customers that give us an enormous amount of signal about what they actually need, and serious pressure to keep improving.
At the same time, the market is moving faster than anything I've seen. AI is rewriting what's possible in finance, in real time, right now. I think there's a window to bring what we've built and what's happening in AI together, and build something genuinely new on top of it. Not a just a new feature. We want to be part of shaping what the future will look like.
Why we're doing it this way
Here's something I've learned the hard way: going from zero to one, in a market moving this fast and this competitive, takes relentless grinding. Real sacrifice — the kind most people, reasonably, aren't willing or able to make. Seven days a week, for a long stretch, going further than feels comfortable.
That's the bet we're making. We're putting real ownership, real budget, and the infrastructure and customers most startups spend years earning behind one founding team — and giving them a real, outsized upside if they pull it off: up to €50 million in Mollie equity. In exchange, they're taking on real risk: lower salary: there's not a lot of time to be spending it anyway, genuine personal dedication. If the team isn't performing, we'll replace it.
We are creating a setup that’s agile by design — the team will work in ring-fenced environment, which gives us room to take more risks and move faster. But it can still leverage what Mollie has built: scale, customers, (banking) infrastructure, etc.
Learn how to build a CMS index page in Framer so visitors can browse multiple items from one collection.
00:00 Build a CMS index page
00:21 What an index page is
00:53 Create one with the Agent
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