... advice, I would strongly suggest their detection method and avoid triggering them. Good luck with your launch! Comment from Thomas.(@tedavis): Great shout posting here before the launch, the feedback you've received so far is ace. On discoverability: I'd perhaps build a simple waitlist landing page sooner rather than later so that you can begin to shore up the domain ranking / authority prior to launching. This would help with things like email deliverability as well. On potential ... ... clarify which user you are protecting. flavor 1: the active recruiter or BD person whose income depends on LinkedIn volume. for them the differentiator is hard safety rails (rate quantification, daily caps, warning state). they will pay because the alternative

... most of the evals you can write in a normal amount of time get saturated almost immediately. You spend half a week crafting a tricky eval, you finally feel proud of it, you run the new model, and it aces it. Great, right? Except now the eval isn t measuring anything. It s a speed bump the model already learned to drive over. Take our AI data analyst at @Basedash . There was a time when the main failure mode ... ... kind of problem that s hard to even describe without sounding vague. But you feel it instantly when you use the tool. You can tell when the AI is pulling on the thread you would pull on, versus

... were to remember you, @busmark_w_nika , I would look at what positive value you brought to my life through that event. Comment from Mayas Haddad(@mayashaddad): Glad for you! I'm sure you're going to ace it In all events I've attended, the vibe was definitely the most memorable aspect. Use ice breakers to lighten the atmosphere and reduce the awkwardness Comment from Atique Bandukwala(@atique_bandukwala1): @busmark_w_nika Discord s a smart move! For icebreakers ...

... back much less expensiveI keep a short handoff note per agent task: goal, files touched, and the next risky assumption. It is boring, but it makes switching back much less expensive. Comment from StructureIntelligence(@structureintelligence): I think the Cursor vs Claude Code split is less about one replacing the other and more about where you want control to live. Cursor feels better when I need to understand and steer the diff inside an IDE. Claude Code feels better for deep ... ... that manually after the agent builds the first version, or if you expect the coding tool itself to own more of that boundary. Comment from Juan Pablo Castro(@juanpablocastro19): Different enough that I'd frame it as terminal-native vs