... both zoom in and zoom out. We scratched our heads a bit at this seeming contradiction, but it clicked when viewed through a management frame: managers delegate at a high level but want updates at a fine-grained level. The key lesson: there are two different zoom levels that agent builders need to intentionally design for. Actions need to be coarse enough that the user can be efficient and productive. But observations need to be fine-grained

... Personal Hub gokmens.com This is my digital garden. It s where I document my journey, share my thoughts on technology, and showcase my portfolio as a developer. It's the "brain" behind the operations. 2. The Web3 Powerhouse grainz.site & grainz.space

... your stack? Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Thank you for the thread @aaronoleary : @Zapier : Reliability and integrations. It connects to absolutely everything. Day-to-day: I use it to process my meetings. As soon as a call ends in @Grain (my AI-notekaer), Zapier automatically grabs the transcript, synthesizes the key points and next steps, and sends a summary directly to my email. It turns 1 hour of talking into a 2-minute read instantly. @Make Significantly cheaper for high ... ... improved reliability across the team (13 people). @Airtable is still the backbone. Not using it like a spreadsheet, more like a logic layer. We trigger tasks and follow-ups inside UseMotion based on performance in PriceLabs, not gut feeling. @Grain

... vibe-coders spinning up apps like it's child's play. I even saw one person spin up a 3D game faster than I could hit the like button. Benchmarks, benchmarks, benchmarks Benchmarks should always be taken with a grain of salt . They are effectively a snapshot of a models capabilities under near perfect conditions. Sort of like the Big Mac you see on the ads vs

... Claude Code handles the "thinking" work - architectural decisions, complex implementations. Cursor handles the "typing" work - completing patterns, fixing syntax. Comment from Daniel Bernasconi(@daniel_bernasconi): @chrismessina  have you tried Claude Code? Do you think Warp is a valid alternative? I know they are a bit different, but with the weekly limits and all coming to CC, I better prepare and incorporate new tech "under my belt".. Cheers Comment from Aaron O'Leary(@aaronoleary): @malithmcrdev  Why so? Comment from ... ... permission to change something. That might've changed with newer updates; it's been a while since I tested a few. With @Warp , I have it set to always ask me for approval before anything happens. That fine-grained

... tested so many AI Note takers as of late. @Fathom , @Fireflies.ai , BuildBetter, @Grain , and even Google's Transcribing feature. They're all pretty good but lately @Granola has been winning me over. BuildBetter is really good for teams, has a nice chat function that lets you chat across all your meetings and get good insight from your team members, calls, clients, etc. But for personal, and individual notes - Granola is a champion. Recently I've been using Granola ... ... this stage, people are becoming numb to them. Granola looks cool! No windows tho!!! Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): We can divide note takers into two: Recording + notes (usually requires a bot to join) - I personally like Grain

... fairly loaded topic. Analytics & Building Your Own Admin Tools Easily integrate Google Analytics by simply inputting your measurement ID into Bolt for basic user insights. Remember to ask it to track key events across your application. Alternatively, build your own internal admin-only analytics dashboard for more detailed engagement tracking, such as daily and monthly active users, and specific engagement metrics. Once your app is live, monitor feature that are getting used the most and proactively prune features that ... ... prompt it with: "What s a secure but simple way to implement this? Do not make code changes yet" Bolt often defaults to generating numerous Supabase hooks, which may impact performance negatively. Clearly distinguish when to use backend APIs versus

... features as used by technical users) and Calendly is cheaper initially but scales up in cost (more user friendly + most app compatible). Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): also just realized cal is totally free for my usecase, vs 10/mo on calendly to support multiple calendars. seems like basically a no brainer.. Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): Just to put a bow on this i went with cal.com . main reasons were 1. the price, 2. i liked ... ... well. Comment from David Leuliette(@flexbox): cal.com because your need are simple now. But your usage will evolve over the years, and I personally found cal.com more flexible. Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): Going against the grain

... Please, take it with a grain of salt. PH already gave some beta-testers a verification badge due to bots: We can expect to be more cautious with whom we will interact in 2025. There will be a diversity in directories: As there are more and more products, companies or individuals will try to find ways to improve their marketing, visibility, and SEO  so they will start uploading to more PH-similar platforms. People start being cautious about launches ... ... like YouTube videos with founders' stories, become a subscriber of my channel: https://www.youtube.com/@busines... Comment from ShahZaib(@shahza1bmushtaq): @busmark_w_nika Competition is good for businesses, but "history" tells us that no product has ever become a competitor