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Today, I’m excited to share we’ve raised an additional $12.8M at a $500M valuation.
Muse, Instinct, Grokbot, Dots, etc are great for consumers, but businesses need more if they want to delegate real responsibilities to AI.
@TaskletAI is built with collaboration, automation, security, and control at its core, and our model-agnostic harness & cloud infrastructure gives you the best value for every AI dollar you spend.
Investors in the round include @usv, @359Capital, @salil, @RakeshAgrawal, $RVI, @patrickc and others.
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Spilling some beans 🤫 This very startup is actually looking for their first design engineer:
tasklet.notion.site/Staff-De…
It's an incredible opportunity, owning the product design end-to-end. They've identified that great design is essential for them.
Funnily, I've told the founder to *not* look for a "design engineer." I told him, the most cracked product designers are all AI-pilled and now working with code anyway. If that's you and you're remotely curious, highly rec to get in touch with the founder.
Oh and, did I mention, it's the Firebase founder?!
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Introducing Instant Apps — your Tasklet agent can now build live, interactive apps for you on-demand.
Describe what you need & get the perfect custom UI in seconds — connected to your real, live data. 🧵
Ben Galbraith retweeted
Today we're launching Tasklet — an AI agent for automating your business.
Unlike ChatGPT, @TaskletAI actually does the work for you: connecting to your tools, triggering automatically, and handling tasks while you sleep.
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We've been busy here at @tessl_io, working on Spec-Driven Development. Some BIG news: We're announcing the release of two new products from Tessl tessl.io/blog/announcing-tes…
The 𝐓𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐥 𝐅𝐫𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤: makes agents capture intent in specs before coding, aligning you and the agent on what to build. This truly keeps agents on the rails - It’s available in private beta - ask for access on the site: tessl.io/
The 𝐓𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐥 𝐒𝐩𝐞𝐜 𝐑𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐲: helps agents use open source better. A registry of over 10,000 usage specs that guide agents in application development. It’s in open beta and free to use - check it out: tessl.io/registry
It's been such a fun journey already, just to get to beta, with the best team I've ever worked with. Super excited sharing our products with the community so we can build in the open!
Want to see it in action? Here's @bgalbs showing off the products!
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Today marks a big milestone for Tessl!
The Spec Registry is now live in public beta with 10,000+ usage specs for open-source libraries.
Agents get the version-accurate APIs, examples, and history they need to use OSS reliably. No more hallucinations or endless fix loops. 🧵
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I’m excited to launch @tessl_io's first products!
Introducing the Tessl Framework and Tessl Spec Registry, which integrate into any agent to keep it on rails and well informed using Spec-Driven Development.
More details in the launch post: tessl.co/z01
It’s a big milestone in the journey towards AI Native Development🚩
I’m proud of our amazing team, and keen to get beta feedback from the community! ❤️
What’s the problem we’re solving?
Agents are powerful, but they’re very unreliable. They hallucinate, claim false success and break things often enough that it’s hard - and tiring - to use them on production code.
How are we helping?
The Tessl Framework makes agents capture intent in specs before coding, aligning you and the agent on what to build. It adds tests as harder guardrails, and stores specs as long term memory of what your product should do. It’s available in private beta - visit our home page to request early access: tessl.co/2b3
The Tessl Spec Registry helps agents use open source better. It contains over 10,000 usage specs for using libraries, which you can add to your project like regular dependencies. It also lets you distribute your own guidance and policies to agents. It’s in open beta and free to use! Check it out here: tessl.co/jb8
Both products are just the beginning, and we’re committed to building them in the open. Check out the video or our launch blog post for more info: tessl.co/z01
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts, in the thread or our community Discord!
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🚀 Introducing Natoma’s Hosted MCP Platform — the fastest, easiest way to connect agentic AI to your enterprise tools & data.
Forget messy API integrations. Think: 3 steps to deploy AI agents at scale.
Let us explain 🧵👇
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★ English will become the most popular development language in 6 years
Based on @simonw's AI predictions from the @oxidecomputer computer crews podcast, I have one for AI software development, and here I explain why and how.
blog.almaer.com/english-will…
#ainativedev
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★ News: I’m joining Tessl to become an AI native developer
I’ve joined forces with @bgalbs again to build an AI native dev platform and ecosystem that aims high and hopes for a step change in how we all develop software in the future. I’m quite excited :)
youtu.be/OfV2Dm93moY
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Excited to share @tessl_io has raised $125M, to build out AI Native Software Development!
This includes a $25M Seed from April, led by @Boldstartvc & @GVteam, and a $100M Series A, led by @IndexVentures with @Accel, @GVteam and @Boldstartvc participating.
More info in our blog post announcement - tessl.co/3Aw8ytX
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Introducing team comments & email thread sharing 💬
Get the right teammates involved and bring everyone up to speed on an email thread fast with private team comments and live thread sharing 🧵
shortwave.com/blog/team-emai…
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professor: ... you've ... installed python before?
student: no, this is my first time
professor: your envs are isolated per project. who taught you to do that?
student: it seemed the right way
professor: *muttering* he shall know your ways as though born to them
Ben Galbraith retweeted
For #WorldPasswordDay, we thought it fitting to clarify some of our thinking on security keys and the role they play in passwordless authentication: security.googleblog.com/2024…
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This is my personal journey to Augment, and our vision for how to best help developers.
blog.almaer.com/introducing-…
Ben Galbraith retweeted
The new Google sign-in screen is nice and the "new experience is coming" pestering is needed for change management at multi-billion-user scale for a security sensitive UI that, if changed suddenly, could scare a lot of people whose online lives depend on it.
Ben Galbraith retweeted
Shortwave was the top pick from Zapier for "best AI email assistants".
"Sitting confidently on the throne here, Shortwave has the widest range of AI features of all the apps on this list."
zapier.com/blog/best-ai-emai…
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