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gm legends, happy Wednesday.
Today: AI finally learns to use a red pen, your agents get an office of their own, and a phone video replaces the motion capture suit. Plus, last call for Vercel Day: it's tomorrow.
Today: an AI agent gets its own debit card, a guard dog moves in with your database, and your trackpad learns to breathe. Plus $10k in OpenAI credits for whatever you build next.
gm legends, happy Monday.
Today: a desktop dinosaur pet that grew into a full agent platform, a serial founder scrubs the gibberish brands out of Amazon, and a security startup pays you to talk a chatbot out of its secrets.
gm legends, happy Sunday.
Today: a search engine that skips the links and hands you a working app, a solo dev retires his team's colored-label inbox system, and a second brain learns that newer isn't always truer.
gm legends, happy Saturday, debut day.
Today: a startup sim proves shipping without QA works exactly as well as it does in real life, a breathing app built for the delivery room refuses to charge you for air, and a solo dev gives your Mac the mixing board Apple never shipped.
gm legends, happy Friday.
Today: OpenAI ships a whole solar system, a four-person team builds the Lovable that Chrome deserved, and your phone camera calls out your half squats. Plus: Vercel Day returns next Thursday.
gm legends, happy Thursday.
Today: an exec assistant that lives in your texts and sometimes calls, a quant trading desk for your AI bill, and a pentest for the app you vibe-coded last weekend. Plus the founder who dropped "AI" from her pitch and watched downloads triple.
gm legends, happy Wednesday.
Today: Google shipped a command line tool that isn't for you, a Mac app for everyone with nine Gmail accounts and one near-miss, and a synth you play with friends. Plus the forum on getting burned by platform APIs.
gm legends, happy Tuesday.
Today: an agent that asks your old coworkers what you were really like, a user interview that watches your face while you answer, and China's food-delivery giant casually open-sourcing a trillion-parameter model. Plus the forum on everyone's new dream employers.
gm legends, happy Monday.
Today: an AI named Karen who fights the airline so you don't have to, autocomplete that never lets your words leave your Mac, and a video editor you hire instead of open. Plus the forum asking founders to admit whether AI gave them their idea.
