Professional Problem Solver Building Something Coooool
San Francisco, CA
Joined December 2021
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Most “AI agents” are still just chatbots with better branding.
Mine now replies to my Telegram messages on my behalf, filters what matters, and executes — while keeping me in the loop.
Telegram live. WhatsApp next.
Less AI theater. More operational software.
🤖 Made with AI
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Eden Labs raises $1.5M
Eden Labs has raised $1.5M to make the most intuitive, powerful and accessible personal concierge ever. The round was led by Gaea Ventures, with participation from Becker Ventures, other family offices and angels.
You can use Eden to do just about anything. Plan and book your best friend's bachelor party, have your kid's art supplies delivered for the project they "totally told you about a week ago", analyze all of the stats to make the perfect sports bet, automatically order all of the merchandise you need so you are never out of stock, the possibilities are endless.
More than 13,000 people have signed up for early access to Eden.
Comment "eden" below to get an exclusive invite code!
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One app onboarding screen I'm obsessed with lately: the commitment screen
Say it's a fitness weight loss app
"Commit to 60 days to build your dream body"
Instead of a button, there's a guy on a bench press
Every tap pushes the bar up a little
4 taps and he locks out the rep
Two things just happened
> They got a tiny dopamine hit from finishing the rep, so the app already feels fun
> They told you, with their own thumb, that they're committed for 60 days
Then they hit the paywall and the math in their head changes
"I already said I'm doing this, am I really gonna let $20/mo stand between me and my dream body"
Mind games? A little
Works though
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This indie dev is making a game where you eliminate others by typing the number on their forehead
- Race to read their number first
- Throw smoke and flashbangs to blind them
- Read far away numbers with binoculars
Game is Figure Me Out
While building my little restock app, I've seen a few posts saying Growlston Gargoyle is sold out.
Yet yesterday I found him in stock at over 200 small independent shops in the US.
Do you ever buy from smaller shops, or mostly the official site?
#jellycatcollector
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Jellycat collectors 🐰 I'm building Plush Scout, a free (unofficial) app for you. Before I build any more, I want to know what you'd actually use.
Which would help you most?
#Jellycat #jellycatcollector
0%Restock alerts
0%Is it real? checker
0%Retired or sold out?
0%Free collection tracker
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What it does:
• pings you when a sold-out plush is back at one of 1,000+ independent stockists, not just the official site
• price-drop and sale alerts for your wishlist
• a tag checklist before you pay
• your whole shelf, free
Early access: plushscout.com/?s=x&c=poll
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Today, we are launching Eden, the most intuitive personal concierge. You can use it to book hotels, flights, schedule appointments, reserve restaurants, share news, manage your business and much more.
The more you use it the better it gets. Eden learns from your preferences, becomes smarter and more proactive over time.
I'm on the Zero waitlist, the AI note-taking ring. Join with my link and we both jump the queue: meetzero.ai/r/29052
Ran a coding agent for ~38 hours on a repo-wide refactor. 128,957 lines of code reviewed.
The App Behavior didn't change a bit, everything worked just as before, with 36,478 less lines of code.
The key was not “let it code longer.”
The key was strict evals + checkpoint discipline:
preserve behavior
scan duplication
scan dead code
run lint/typecheck/tests
audit file sizes
smoke test the runtime
log every checkpoint
This is why cleanup matters so much with AI coding.
AI makes adding code cheap. Without cleanup, you quickly get duplicate helpers, stale routes, dead files, misleading docs, and behavior nobody fully owns.
Long-running agents need rails:
spec -> small change -> verify -> remove obsolete paths -> document -> continue
That’s how you get 38 hours of refactoring without turning the repo into a pile of parallel implementations
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Okay, what is @DecibelTrade ? 💛
Decibel is a fully on-chain trading engine powered by Aptos:
• Spot, perps, and volts on one platform
• Cross- and multi-collateral margining
• Low latency, transparency, no L2 or centralized
sequencers.
Everything is powered by Aptos L1
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Writing this out with @ASHAWONN made me realized just how much the @Aptos defi eco has grown over the past year
Lots of efforts happening behind the scenes and it's been amazing to see top-line metrics growing and exciting new projects launching every month
One thing I know for sure: @DecibelTrade is here to grow the pie and 10x opportunities across the entire DeFi eco on Aptos
My core focus for the next 3-6 months:
1. Strategizing good attractive yields for Aptos users
2. Ensuring widespread composability of good tokenized yields to kickstart massive (leverage) flywheel
3. Deep liquidity everywhere
Working closely with all new and existing DeFi builders to realize this vision. LFM
