inspect.com was built to ship products at @tryramp. Everything in Inspect is optimized for shipping real products serving 85k+ businesses. Our superpower is now your superpower.
Video makes fixing UX paper cuts in Inspect so much easier.
1. Give your agent a verification loop
2. Ask it to fix UX friction + record before/after
3. Automate
Call Inspect is how I use Inspect when I'm out for a walk or away from my computer. It's pretty wild how much you can get done with just your voice.
Try it → inspect.com
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We built Inspect to help our teammates spend less time getting stuck and more time bringing their ideas to life.
Watching what they’ve built with it has been my favorite part. Today, we get to share it with you.
Can’t wait to see what you build ❤️
Sign up for early access: inspect.com/
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At @tryramp, an agent roasts bad UX, then fixes it. Meet Roasty.
Today it fixed a small bug, posted a video in the relevant Slack channel, and got a PR reviewed by another agent and merged.
But no one warned us that it decided to dress up for halloween... which was an interesting surprise
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We've built a software factory at Ramp, powered by Inspect.
3.4× the PR volume. 1.65× the active contributors (non-engineers ship too!).
Less human glue. Less friction. More shipping. More customer problems solved.
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we are looking for a Design Systems Lead to take @tryramp's DS to the next-level
ping me if you think you are the right mix of an idealist, pragmatist, ai maximalist, driven, excited about the future, and understand the tradeoffs of what it takes for Eng x Design to excel
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OpenAI could save billions of dollars if they could make Astra stop writing the most useless tests imaginable
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The craft of engineering is rapidly changing. At @tryramp, we built our own background coding agent to accelerate faster.
We call it Inspect. It wrote 30% of merged frontend + backend PRs in the past week.
It’s powered by @opencode, @modal and @CloudflareDev. It runs fully in the cloud, and starts in seconds, letting every builder work at the speed of thought, no setup required.
Today, we’re open sourcing the full blueprint so anybody can build their own Inspect. Just give our spec to your current coding agent, and let it build your new favourite.
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why make many pr when 1 pr do? skill issue? have y'all heard of commits? these pr stacks are a scam
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Been thinking a lot about why I like claude code a lot more to cursor agent
and i think it's because claude will ask you whether it should save the file and cursor won't
so most times cursor just goes ballistic and creates the dumbest changes and you hit "reject all"
but with claude code, you get all the agentic vibes without it being too aggressive
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This week over 350 passionate, customer-centric product and engineering people in our hometown were displaced by @Wayfair and @LastPass.
When you catch your breath and are ready to take your next step, @Drift is here 👇
drift.ly/belong
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We’re looking to hire a PM to lead our Desktop Chat product.
Do you have experience with products with hundreds of thousands (or more) of DAU?
Let’s talk! DMs open.
This is a role based in Boston, MA. No remote PMs at this time.
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While learning Stanford NLP @stanfordnlp class online, I'm pleasantly surprised to find that the very advanced technical knowledge was taught with the most basic ML concepts. This adventurous learning could help me with my defense prep too! youtube.com/watch?v=8CWyBNX6…
Docker is great! I setup my website to run everything in containers. You are turning into a developer.
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"I love Vim in 2014. It's like living in a medieval village, and being able to hear the roar of cars in the distance" - @jasongorman
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FUCKING BRILLIANT: echochamber.js by @tessthornton
"commenting without the comments"
github.com/tessalt/echo-cham…



















