Bridge Intent and Done.
Palo Alto, CA
Joined January 2026
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One persistent main session, independent Workers, and the engineering behind a team-wide conversation.
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Comma iOS is now on TestFlight. Join and try it!
testflight.apple.com/join/HC…
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Your iPhone photos stay on your Mac. Comma helps you find them.
Search in plain language with Apple Vision for text recognition and @Alibaba_Qwen Qwen3-VL-Embedding for image search. Your library stays local, and only the photos you choose enter the chat.
comma.surf/blog/local-iphone…
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Comma is now an official @linear integration.
We built Comma so work gets done while you're away from the keyboard.
Assign an issue, and Comma runs it with your Claude Code or Codex. The result shows up on the issue.
linear.app/integrations/comm…
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Free chats with DeepSeek V4.1 Flash-1017, now powering the Comma Router.
No credits required on desktop or web. No account needed to try it on the web.
🚀 DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 is here!
Stronger benchmark performance, faster task completion, and shorter outputs than the previous version—a Pareto improvement in performance and cost. Now live on our website, app, and API.
🛠️ Optimized for @DeepSeekHarness, Tencent CodeBuddy, WorkBuddy, and more. Upgrade to DeepSeek Harness v0.2.1-rc.1 or later for the best experience with the new model.
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Comma is your 24/7 personal agent — for work and for daily life.
No full stop until it's done. Sessionless. Open source.
→ comma.surf
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Agreed, and it's what we built.
Comma: one chief of staff you talk to, specialist Workers behind it, one Task each, all on one board. You see exactly which one is stuck.
Open source, any model. No invite needed to download → comma.surf/download
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.@OpenRouter co-founder Alex Atallah on personal agents: 10 specialized chiefs of staff beat one universal agent. One job each means you can see exactly where it's failing.
"The worst part about doing cross-domain joins with your personal agent is that the more work you give it, the more understanding of what's going on you're sacrificing."
"And no one is taking responsibility for that sacrifice. Agents don't have any responsibility."
"With a universal agent that's doing all things, I can't adjust how much understanding I'm sacrificing."
"It points me towards: maybe down the road, the sub-agents people use will be very vertically focused, and we have a chief of staff type agent that coordinates between them."
"You need vertically focused agents where this agent is more responsible, psychologically, for these things. I want quality checks that make sure it's doing those things correctly. It doesn't need to focus on anything else, it has one focus area."
"I wonder if that's going to help people get at least a loose sense of responsibility on top of agents."
@alexatallah
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Introducing Comma.
For forty years, we have worked for our software. We learned its menus, gave it our time, and stayed at the keyboard until the work was done. Comma exists to turn that around.
No group chats. No crowd of assistants to babysit. Just Comma. Tell it what matters, and it carries the work through, across every device, until it's done.
Open source. Now live on macOS and the web, with more platforms coming soon.
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Traditional software requires users to initiate actions. Most AI products today simply replace those actions with conversations. But truly mature AI systems shouldn’t become another interface users have to interact with—they should become part of the workflow itself.
The value of AI isn’t in making conversations faster. It’s in eliminating the need for those conversations altogether.
Consider a typical software development workflow. After a morning stand-up, the meeting is automatically summarized in Slack. Product goals are broken down into Linear issues. A PRD is generated and linked to the implementation. By the time a developer opens Codex, Cursor, or Claude Code, the relevant context, documentation, and even part of the pull request are already prepared.
In this model, AI is no longer a tool waiting for instructions. It continuously understands context, proactively moves work forward, and seamlessly connects every stage of the development process.
This is what Loop Engineering represents: AI should integrate into the workflow, not become another step in it.
When AI can reliably take the next step at the right time and with the right context, the primary interaction shifts from humans talking to AI to humans simply doing their work. AI fades into the background and becomes the infrastructure that quietly powers the entire workflow.
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AI should integrate into your workflow, not interrupt it.
We’re exploring some ideas
The future belongs to context.
As models improve, user intent becomes increasingly predictable from the surrounding context—even the everyday interactions users repeat thousands of times. What a user is likely to do next can often be inferred from the context stream itself.
Once that context stream is rich enough, agents no longer need to be constantly invoked or interrupt the user. They simply run in loops, acting when needed and staying out of the way when they're not.
We’re exploring some ideas
The future belongs to context.
As models improve, user intent becomes increasingly predictable from the surrounding context—even the everyday interactions users repeat thousands of times. What a user is likely to do next can often be inferred from the context stream itself.
Once that context stream is rich enough, agents no longer need to be constantly invoked or interrupt the user. They simply run in loops, acting when needed and staying out of the way when they're not.
The same mission.
Not only for building, but also for deployment. nitter.gq/bridge_surf/status/205…
Building apps has never been easier.
With Sites, Codex can turn your work, ideas, and plans into an interactive website or app your team can explore, use, and share with a URL.
Rolling out to Business and Enterprise plans, before expanding more broadly.
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