co-founder & cto @trymelius | prev co-founder @VenueHQ (acq. Ramp)
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Joined August 2018
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Young Kim retweeted
Introducing Ditto: The Swap Anything Tool
Everyone wants to go viral. Everyone has the next money-making trend somewhere in their heads.
Not everyone has the tools to do it.
Most vendors just wrap Seedance and call it a day.
We've built our own video processing pipeline that uses both generative media and good old fashioned transformation software to bring you and your agent the most cost effective and robust swap-anything-in-any-video experience you'll ever see.
To celebrate 11/11 11:11, we're running 25% off for the rest of the year.
Go make the next internet trend.
Available in UI, API, and MCP. Mobile...?
🤖 Made with AI
imo the main advantage of a cloud harness is using user sessions to hillclimb AGENTS.md files
this is still possible with local harnesses, but more involved
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honored to be featured alongside such amazing companies!
Today, @JudgmentLabs opens for general access.
We believe long running agent systems will generate more exhaust data than the world can currently process.
Hidden within agent traces are rich records of how to make these systems better: what users ask for, when agents stumble, and how agents interact with the external world.
Judgment is the most performant monitoring and improvement layer for long-horizon agents.
We’re excited to see what you build!
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masterclass message upon joining a vendor channel:
1/ clear guide on contacting the team
2/ establishes communication norms & SLAs
3/ links to docs & self-serve info in case you need more help
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15k PRs in 230 days! what's helped us ship so quickly:
1/ hire the best talent & give them total autonomy: our eng team is only four FTE. every person should raise the bar & be able to own projects e2e.
2/ blazing fast CI: we started with blacksmith, and since have migrated to peak. we run up to 50+ checks in CI and aim for <3m on PR checks.
3/ agents do the first pass on reactive work: customer issues, sentry errors, and anomalous user traces
4/ hillclimb in the background on recurring problems: conductor routines run every morning to proactively fix flaky tests, improving CI, slow endpoints, delete dead code, and more.
imo all these points are more relevant today than ever before
This might be heresy but:
1. Code reviews are a massive productivity tax with tiny quality benefits
2. They should not be mandated
3. The author should feel free to request a review if they want it
4. If you don't trust your engineers, invest more in CI, or hire better ones
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excited to launch Brand Kit in partnership with the incredible @thaiscbranco_ & @tastelabs team!
our customers have been asking for this since day 1, and we spent countless hours internally getting the details & nuance right
s/o @hgitran for bringing this to life – he said to tag him directly if you have feedback
Introducing Brand Kits.
Whether it be an indie content creator or a creative director at a Fortune 500, staying on brand is crucial to creating visual content.
Type in your website or upload guidelines, and the agent will handle the rest.
In partnership with @tastelabs
Young Kim retweeted
Cast is an incredible milestone for us.
We've reached SoTA on realistic camera work, character consistency, script adherence, and world building using our agent and the Cast interface.
Incredibly proud of the team!
Look at this microdrama episode we one-shotted :)
Young Kim retweeted
Today, we're sharing results from our partnership with @MeckaAI to see if frontier models can label egocentric videos for robot learning.
We had five frontier models caption 200 clips with human grading.
GPT-6 Astra which performed the best got 43.5% of clips fully correct.
Young Kim retweeted
We just announced our $25M fundraise @trymelius
Here's deck we used for VC pitches:
Young Kim retweeted
Today, we announce our $25M fundraise to build the future of creative work.
For all of history, what you could create was dictated by the resources accessible to you.
That's why we built @trymelius, the agents lab for creatives, to tear down that constraint and let agents leverage generative models to bring all your ideas to life.
So that anyone can make anything.
Huge thanks to @yuris at @generalcatalyst and @verorellana02 + @reidRMC at @CRV for leading the round, and to @gefkovicz + @benmtaft at @geniusventures, @amosk1120 + @adamvalkin at @VineVenturesLP, @jakepaul + @geoffwoo at @antifund, @rauchg, @bykahlil and many more amazing investors for taking a bet on us.
resources I recommend to new engineering managers:
1/ The Manager's Path (@skamille): the book everyone recommended to me when I started. Most management books are point-in-time ("you're a manager now") – this book works through the transition between different roles, which I've found is the hardest part.
2/ An Elegant Puzzle (@Lethain): I've sent everyone I've worked with a Will Larson post at some point. This book is a distillation of the best of them into a remarkably introspective read.
3/ rkg.blog (@GuptaRK22): Ravi writes concisely and simply, and his perspectives on leadership have stuck with me since I've first read them.
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