Guy that likes AI. Far from an expert. Pretty below average but also pretty chill. Have been called “Brady Short” before.
Joined May 2021
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Brady Long retweeted
RIP paid AI memory tools.
MemPalace just hit 49K stars for one reason: it outperforms everything, runs locally, costs nothing, and never sends your data anywhere.
Most AI memory systems work like a junk drawer. You throw everything in and hope semantic search finds the right thing. MemPalace organizes memory into a structured palace where people and projects get wings, topics get rooms, and original text lives in drawers that can be searched individually without crawling the whole corpus.
The benchmark numbers are what shocked me. 96.6% retrieval recall on LongMemEval with zero API calls, zero LLM, zero cloud involvement. Add the hybrid pipeline and it hits 98.4% on questions the system had never seen. Every result is fully reproducible from the repo.
→ Verbatim storage, nothing gets summarized or rewritten ever
→ 29 MCP tools for palace reads, knowledge graph operations, cross-wing navigation, and agent diaries
→ Auto-save hooks for Claude Code keep memory updated before context compression hits
→ Python 3.9 plus ChromaDB is all you need, around 300MB disk and zero API keys
49K stars. MIT License. 100% Opensource.
github.com/MemPalace/mempala…
Brady Long retweeted
This is the cleanest kill to the Figma → handoff → “just make it look like this” I’ve ever seen
UI/UX Designers, did you know you can design directly on top of your real codebase without going back and forth between Figma and your developers?
I uploaded a dashboard codebase from GitHub into Modeinspect, and it instantly turned the existing code into an editable visual interface. Then I tweaked the layout, spacing, and overall look without going back to Figma or waiting on a developer.
Honestly, this is how product design should work.
Brady Long retweeted
here's how my remote dev setup evolved this year
it started with claude code on a linux pc in my room. tailscale + termius + tmux to reach it from my phone. it worked but usability was a pain and my wifi kept cutting out
tried a vultr vps, not much better
realized it all sucked, quit my job, started a company
rebuilt on digitalocean. same termius + tmux pain, and couldn't use claude code remote control because i was account switching + using codex
then we moved all our boxes onto @useprized and built a web terminal that's actually good on a phone. no more ctrl+b 1 to switch tabs. then i switched to herdr and built that into it too
now it's rex by @superlogical on my prized boxes. i can hop between machines, see every session, and it's amazing on the duo
the terminal keeps changing, the boxes don't have to
Brady Long retweeted
Someone just built something WILD for Claude Code users.
A self-learning system that automatically creates, updates, and organizes its own skills.
Instead of repeatedly teaching Claude the same workflows, you let it learn from real sessions.
This could change how people use coding agents.
It's called Autoharness.
No manual SKILL .md writing. No pile of duplicate skills. No background daemon eating your machine.
It watches your real Claude Code sessions, pulls out the lessons, and turns them into skills Claude loads next time.
Here's what this thing can do:
→ Writes new skills from the work you already did
→ Merges near-duplicates instead of stacking them
→ Rewrites old skills when you correct it
→ Archives skills that stop getting used
→ Opens every session with an index of what it learned
→ Type /learn to save a lesson on the spot
→ Never touches skills you wrote or installed yourself
Install it inside Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add tigerless-labs/autoharness
/plugin install autoharness@autoharness
github.com/tigerless-labs/au…
Brady Long retweeted
Unfortunately, AI CEO still doesn’t work.
Multi-agent is still a way to save time by running Claude in the background, not real orchestration like an actual org.
Anthropic put an AI agent in charge of a team of AI agents and gave it 12 hours to ship a game. It shipped the same unplayable mess as a team with no boss at all.
I used to make one of my Claude sessions the CEO. The problem is every agent is still the same model with the same weights, even if you give them different tools. They’re too similar to behave differently or actually hold different roles.
Brady Long retweeted
Hiring: Thinker-writer
$80k starting comp - fully remote.
You're a fit if you have:
- Read 100+ books.
- Gone viral on X by writing authoritative pieces on specific topics.
- Chatted with at least one founder doing $10M+ in sales.
- Written thousands of posts, articles, essays.
- Also required being a native speaker
Identity Labs helps CEOs of $10B+ companies share their greatest ideas, insights, and experience. We've worked with Deel, Gamma, Airwallex, Pocket FM, Lovable.
The job is to help founders articulate their story & vision. You'll interview them, become their thought partner, and handle the relationship.
These founders are extremely thoughtful and smart. We expect you to write industry-defining and narrative-shifting pieces. You need to be a clear thinker, analytical, and a top 1% writer.
It's a very demanding role, but if you enjoy writing and business, it's a dream.
DM me if you are a fit
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A few big ideas & innovations account for the bulk of progress.
In the 19th century, industrialization, evolution, electricity.
In the 20th, antibiotics, information theory, the transistor, internet.
The ones that will define the 21st century are being created by entrepreneurs. However, they are typically too busy to get what's in their heads onto paper. We work closely with them to help them bring ten of those ideas into the world.
Identity Labs is setting the agenda in tech.
Distribution carries more leverage than labor or capital. A great product is no good if nobody knows about it. It's our job to help our partners be the talk of the town in a tasteful way.
We are very meticulous when deciding who to hire. Identity Labs is at the very top of the industry, and we are only 15 people. We believe our track record is singular, which we owe entirely to the quality of our team.
Brady Long retweeted
THIS IS WILD: Perplexity has a secret mode called "Citation Hunter."
It finds real sources, checks claims, compares papers, and builds fully cited research briefs with zero hallucinated references.
Most people use Perplexity like a faster Google. Analysts are doing something completely different.
Here are 11 prompts they're quietly using to research like a machine 👇
Brady Long retweeted
Ok this is crazy... Someone built a free self-hosted PaaS that lets you deploy static sites, full-stack apps, databases, and 280+ one-click services on your own servers in seconds with a beautiful UI and zero vendor lock-in.
It's called Coolify and it's the open-source alternative to Vercel, Heroku, and Netlify that you actually own and control.
Here's everything you need to know:
Brady Long retweeted
This is terrifying.
Jensen Huang's NVIDIA engineers released their internal AI prompting playbook.
No paywalls. No waitlists. No gatekeeping.
Your agents are hallucinating 35% more than they should and this stops it cold.
Here's the exact system they built and the 6 prompts that changed our results overnight:
Brady Long retweeted
If you're a student in 2026, BOOKMARK THIS IMMEDIATELY.
This website collects student-only freebies and discounts from some of the world's biggest tech companies.
Not free trials. Not student "discounts." Actually free.
The catch is nobody tells you. Companies bury these behind verification pages because they know most students will just pay full price instead.
Here's the stack sitting there waiting:
Google Gemini: free for a full year
Microsoft 365: free
GitHub Student Pack: free dev tools and credits
Notion: free
Canva Pro: free
Figma: free
1Password: free for a year
Autodesk, Unity, Unreal: free
Amazon Prime + Grubhub+: free
A working builder pays over $1,000 a year for most of this. A student pays nothing and barely anyone claims it.
Four years of school is four years of free access to the exact tools people go into debt learning later.
If you're a student paying for any of these right now, you're not broke. You're just unverified.
Every deal, every country, one page:
freeforstudents.org
Brady Long retweeted
This is a pretty interesting AI success story.
A developer created CloneCut, a Claude skill that lets people recreate viral video formats using their own photos and ideas.
After promoting it on TikTok and IG rakes almost $300K in sales on Capafy. Took him 30 days.
The tide is shifting
🤝 Paid partnership
Brady Long retweeted
This free plugin makes Claude Code last 10x longer per session
A Playwright snapshot eats 56 KB. 20 GitHub issues eat 59 KB. One access log, 45 KB
30 minutes in and 40% of your context is GONE
Then the agent compacts and forgets which files it was editing, what tasks were open, and what you last asked for
Context Mode kills this problem completely. 31K stars on GitHub, used by teams at Google, Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA and Stripe
What it does:
• Runs tool output in a sandbox. Only the result enters context. 315 KB becomes 5.4 KB. A 98% cut
• Saves every file edit, task, error and decision to a local SQLite database. After compaction your agent picks up exactly where it left off
• Makes the agent write one script instead of reading 47 files. 700 KB becomes 3.6 KB
• Works on 17 platforms. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot, OpenCode and more
Setup takes 30 seconds:
/plugin marketplace add mksglu/context-mode
/plugin install context-mode@context-mode
Restart Claude Code and you're done
Longer sessions. Sharper agent. A fraction of the tokens
If you code with agents every day, install this before anything else
github.com/mksglu/context-mo…
Brady Long retweeted
Me: "Smart people build great companies"
I was wrong.
Precision matters once you've already made it.
Success comes from volume.
More dms, more content, more calls...
99% of growth comes from 2-3 metrics at most.
So whatever those metrics are for you just hammer em.
Brady Long retweeted
the camera-free version is the only one i’d actually consider wearing and even then the always-on part feels scary.
meta keeps solving for “ai that sees what you see” when most people just don’t want another thing watching them all day.
I ditched my phone at Meta Connect 2026 and spent the entire day with Meta's new AI glasses.
Also sat down with Alex Himel, Meta's VP of Wearables. The man runs his personal AI agent across 3 phones and 23 pairs of smart glasses.
Full video is live. Here's everything we covered:
00:00 Can AI glasses replace your phone? The 24-hour challenge
00:51 Morning at Meta Connect 2026
01:56 Unboxing Meta's new AI glasses
02:38 Alex Himel on why glasses are the future of AI
05:19 Exploring Meta's newest smart glasses
06:15 Trying Meta's display glasses
06:59 Live AI translation demo
08:52 The viral leaked glasses and Project Hatch
10:01 Rapid fire with Alex Himel
11:50 Meta glasses Gen 2 vs Gen 3
13:52 Secret Meta VR glasses demo
14:17 Always-on AI, privacy and the Limitless deal
17:16 Testing Meta Muse on smart glasses
19:02 Behind the scenes at Meta Connect
20:12 Zuckerberg's keynote and the Muse Charm reveal
21:23 Why computer use matters for AI agents
22:06 Muse voice mode and why Meta could win AI
23:31 Why Meta built camera-free AI glasses
24:54 Alex's AI agent setup: 23 pairs of glasses
25:47 What AGI means to Meta's VP of Wearables
26:15 The one thing he'd never let AI do
26:34 The future of AI glasses
Brady Long retweeted
Introducing Kylon: The first company harness for your humans, agents and tools.
Whether you’re using Codex, Claude, Devin, Hermes, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, Muse, Instinct, Grok Bot, Dots, Perplexity Computer, Cursor, Antigravity, Microsoft Autopilot, Amp, Droid, Kiro, Cline, OpenCode, Replit Agent, Lovable, v0, Gmail, Slack, Apollo, Supabase, Apify, Treg, Neon, Vercel, Databricks, Novita, RadixArk, GitHub, Seedance, Fish Audio, Plaud, OpenRouter, Gemini, Google Sheets, TikTok Shop, Outlook, Google Drive, Instagram, Airtable, Google Calendar, Asana, HubSpot, Corgi, SharePoint, Google Tasks, Notion, Google Workspace, Telegram, LINE, Zoho Mail, Meta Ads, Google Search Console, Fathom, ClickUp, Reddit, Granola, Google Docs, OneDrive, tl;dv, Amplitude, Dropbox, YouTube, Ahrefs, Xero, HighLevel, Google Analytics, Google Slides, Monday, QuickBooks, ElevenLabs, Linear, PostHog, LinkedIn, Runway, Zoho Bigin, Stripe, Exa, Cal_com, Box, Google Meet, TikTok, Wise, Mercury, Deel, Replit, Resend, Zoom, Fireflies, Typeform, Canva, Facebook, Google Admin, Hostinger, Google Maps, Retell AI, UptimeRobot, Google Photos, Excel, Cloudflare, Beehiiv, Vapi, 1Password, RunPod, Unipile, Read AI, Figma, Microsoft Teams, Trello, Salesforce, Jira, Confluence, Miro, Coda, Todoist, Basecamp, Wrike, Zendesk, Intercom, Freshdesk, ServiceNow, Gorgias, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, MailerLite, SendGrid, Postmark, Customer_io, Gong, Clay, Greenhouse, FreshBooks, Zoho Books, Brex, Ramp, PandaDoc, Google Ads, Microsoft Ads, Pinterest Ads, Semrush, Moz, Mixpanel, Google Tag Manager, Microsoft Clarity, Tableau, Metabase, Snowflake, Google BigQuery, ClickHouse, Wix, Contentful, Sanity, Bubble, Make, GitLab, Bitbucket, Sentry, PagerDuty, Grafana, New Relic, Docker Hub, DigitalOcean, Render, Firebase, Prisma, Algolia, Cloudinary, LaunchDarkly, Postman, Midjourney, Veo, GPT-Image2, NanoBanana, Flux, Kling, MiniMax, Replicate, HuggingFace, DeepSeek, Mistral AI, Ollama, Firecrawl, Eventbrite, Webex, Toggl, Harvest, Tailscale, Mural, Discord, TickTick, Calendly, Attio, Higgsfield, Square, Wispr Flow, Readwise, Bright Data, Google Places, FastMoss, PageSpeed Insights, Kalodata, Cerebras, SerpApi, DataForSEO…
Kylon enables them to work better, together.
Brady Long retweeted
We’re turning machines into robots.
Think about how tired you feel after a three hour car ride where you ‘just sat there’.
It’s because you didn’t just sit there, you made thousands of tiny decisions and corrections every 1.5 seconds the entire ride so you wouldn’t die.
With @safesightinc’s first product, Saferide, the machine takes some of the weight off your shoulders so your trip is safer and more relaxed.
You’re still driving, still paying attention, and still in control, we’re just making your machine more intelligent so you’re not the only one paying attention.
Brady Long retweeted
this might be the most underrated AI tool for creators...
imagine uploading ONE podcast and getting multiple short-form videos without touching an editor.
AI finds the hooks, cuts the clips, adds captions and reframes everything.
90 seconds later, your content is ready.
step by step tutorial: 👇