
Building @lamatic_ai | Deploying Agents for Every Knowledge Worker
Miami, FL
Joined August 2012
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Spoke at FAU about Agentic AI - how we got here, where we’re heading, and what it takes to build reliable agents. Excited to see such bright minds shaping the future of AI. Thanks Dr. Koch for having me!
Last month @aicollectiveco hosted @make_hq build event in Miami — recap video now out! 🎥
Hands-on automation at @thelabmiami : live demos, real workflow building w/ experts, prizes for best creations. Pure maker energy from Miami's builders! 🔥
Replying to @AManInTech @AICollectiveCo
Apply for future Demo Night / Pitch Events forms.gle/9ZEwCxVcwNoy45GV9
🎥 @AICollectiveCo Demo Night at Mana Tech was one for the books.
Huge congrats again to our Hall of Fame winners NextHello and Reader and thank you to everyone who showed up, supported, and helped make the event unforgettable. 🚀
Aman Sharma ♦️ retweeted
Introducing... our BRAND NEW global events page!! 📆🌍
Much more coming to the @AICollectiveCo site in the coming weeks... we've been absolutely COOKING! 🧑🍳
Replying to @chappyasel @AICollectiveCo
Its like you read my mind.
Replying to @Robert_Watkin_
Best roast gets 100$ credits
lamatic.ai
Introducing CRON Trigger
Run millions of agentic requests
with zero configuration and setup
- all running instantly at serverless scale.
Try it out today in studio.lamatic.ai
Worth keeping an eye on.
👉 openresponses.org/
🔓 Open Responses is trying to solve a real pain in agentic systems: vendor lock-in.
It defines a common standard for messages, tools, and structured outputs so the same agent can run across different LLM providers without rewriting everything.
biggest realization
Dev engagement is your untapped GTM. You don't need to hunt new customer, you need to farm the existing one.
Replying to @TheRohanVarma @github
My one finger is always on Shift
Replying to @leojrr
Configuring your setup is the perfect founder catnip.
Replying to @TheGeorgePu
A lot of people don't realize that it's not about MVP but Minimum Evolvable Product (including me for a long time). You'll never have a perfect pitch or idea to conquer the world with. But a good enough idea to get those early evangelists that later help you iterate and find PMF.
Replying to @benvspak
I think the issue is that the majority of those early users don't come back because they have a wrong first impression of the product. So it's not only about distribution but also re-engaging those early users and getting their trust back.






