Building AI products for regular people: https://nitter.gq/t.co/OW7jfkrvAu, https://nitter.gq/t.co/UduXZDsrMD, https://nitter.gq/t.co/9NFHY0Dwhe and more. Previously https://nitter.gq/t.co/MJZ8GEwHl4 ($22M exit), https://nitter.gq/t.co/kDDaAdOZhS ($20M IPO).
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Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Claude shipped Whiteboard, Sheets, Data, and Meetings in 3 days. My raw thoughts:
1) This is the Microsoft Office period for AI. Office bundled Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, basically killing Lotus 1-2-3 and WordPerfect.
2) Notetakers are going to feel the most pressure. Notes, action items, and transcripts are free on Team and Enterprise during the beta. Hard to charge per seat for that now.
3) Something I find very interesting: Anthropic is "partnering" with Granola, Fireflies, Otter, and Gong. Claude records the meeting and they become where the transcript gets sent.
4) Gong is safe (for now). Claude stays out of any call with an outside guest by default (i.e. sales calls)
5) Doing real work inside a call is the product here. Being able to say "Claude, start a doc for this plan" that your team can edit mid-call is a real efficiency gain.
6) Interactive connectors are one of the recent updates nobody is talking about. Adobe, Atlassian, and Box now open INSIDE Claude. It seems that Anthropic knows which tools it can't replace. They're choosing to host those instead.
7) The pattern is clear, they're coming for just about everything. Docs, boards, sheets, dashboards, meetings, and your bank balances (Personal Finance shipped Nov 5). Who knows what's next?
8) I think vertical SaaS is Anthropic's next play. Claude for Legal got a contract review gallery last month while Claude for Manufacturing launched today with 17 skills for quotes and quality reports.
9) Meetings ships inside Google Meet only and on Team and Enterprise only (for now, in beta). If you're a HIPAA or zero-data-retention org, you shouldn't touch it yet. Zoom shops and healthcare will have to wait.
10) Perfect time for your org to audit your stack and figure out which tools you're currently paying for that are now bundled in with your Claude subscription.
11) Even with all these new features, Anthropic has done a great job in keeping the Claude app SIMPLE. This is where OpenAI has really dropped the ball. The ChatGPT app is incredibly complex and confusing by contrast.
Such an incredible time to be a builder and on the forefront of AI. Remember, most of humanity still has zero grasp of these tools!
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
We started classifying AI spend by *department.*
72% of business AI spend comes from engineering teams, according to the latest Ramp AI Index.
Meanwhile, that spend is starting to slow. The challenge for OpenAI and Anthropic is figuring out new revenue streams (lately, Microsoft office competitors and consumer agents).
Some bright spots: customer support, and even management / leadership driving outsized spend.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
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Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Mamma Mia, PostHog Sources is here
- Sync from 700+ sources like Stripe, Postgres, HubSpot and Salesforce into any warehouse, including ours.
- Schema changes, incremental syncs, retries and rate limits are handled for you.
- The first 1M rows each month, and everything synced in a new source’s first 7 days, are free.
- Put revenue, CRM and ad data next to your product events, then use it in analytics, experiments and agents immediately.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
I have been testing Fable 5.2 vs expert radiology last couple days. Good thing it can just injest DICOM executable files. I had it grade and compare itself to the offered. My verdict it’s good. Very good. But not yet good enough for clinical decisions. It falls short on some very annoying details. Sometimes it under calls the grade sometimes it overstates the degree of stenosis. It’s probably somewhere at the level of year 2 radiology resident or a very good internist.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
UI SDK: a library of behaviors for agents to build the next generation of UIs
→ 50+ behaviors: popups, selection, typeahead, focus
→ Components for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Web Components
→ Easy for agents to build with, and for any agent to use
What agents made with it ↓
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Today we’re releasing Company Agent Bench, a benchmark for company assistant products.
We compare Dots, Grok Bot, Claude Tag, and Devin on how well an agent understands its company.
We also found that API models with a simple harness perform better than these products (1/6)🧵
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Today, Search is getting a massive upgrade with Gemini 4 Hydrogen! It’s the biggest model improvement to Search yet. And it’s available now for all users, globally.
Why it’s awesome:
- Crazy fast
- Cutting-edge intelligence, with advanced reasoning, more precise instruction following, and better tool calling
- More visual responses, including images and custom tables, charts, and simulations
- More scannable response layout
- Better understanding of intent (including for long multi-part queries with ambiguous typos)
- Broader range of links to the web (improved reasoning -> more query fan-outs)
TL;DR: powerful and fast. Take Hydrogen for a spin in Search and let me know what you think!
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
The risk with hiring a domain expert for a zero-to-one product is that new products that breakout are always outliers and break the rules.
Foolish people who start from a clean slate and operate from first principles don't have that scar tissue that can cloud decisionmaking. For example, Airbnb had no hoteliers on the founding team.
However, the best scenario seems to be composing the team with both types of people, as it will create the chemistry to avoid obvious mistakes while also questioning "expert" assumptions.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Status symbols today:
- Taking private lessons in chess, jazz piano, or French in your late 30s
- Knowing your VO2 max, DEXA stats, and ApoB
- Having zero clue what the internet is mad about today
- Wired Apple earbuds on video calls
- More than 2 kids
- 100% natural fiber clothing (linen, merino, cashmere, zero polyester)
- Empty calendars
- Caring about microplastics
- No TV in the main living room
- Having lots of followers or being off social completely
- Being sober
- Eating "clean"
- Type of water you drink
- Private school for kids
- Traveling to Japan
- Premium skincare
- 2nd house
- Backyard pizza oven
- 2+ fridges
- Ordering off menu because you've gone to the same spot since 2014
- Charcuterie boards
- Single estate olive oil and tinned fish
- Hosting Sunday dinners where phones go in a wooden bowl by the front door
- Private chef
- 2000s manual Porsche 911 over any brand new supercar
- 90s Toyota Land Cruiser or old Volvo wagon as the daily driver
- Talking about seed oils a lot
- Dyson vacuums
- Limewash walls and unlacquered brass hardware that patinas over time
- $95 heavyweight blank white tees (Lady White Co., Merz b. Schwanen, Buck Mason etc)
- Beautiful workstation
- Raw A2 milk from a local farm drop
- Le Labo products
- Talking about cold plunges
- Custom cedar sauna + outdoor shower in the backyard
- Secondhand goods with stories
- Cast iron and stainless steel pans only
- Eating organic
- Buying half a cow from a regenerative ranch (and owning a garage chest freezer just for it)
- Japanese selvedge denim and unbranded cashmere
- Taking afternoon calls on a walk (refusing to turn on Zoom camera)
- Hi-Fi audio
- Framed art from artists you met in person
- Mortgage rate below 3%
- La Marzocco coffee maker
- Owning your last name .com (and it's your email too)
- Charizards
- Wearing a faded crewneck from a tiny bakery in Copenhagen or Kyoto
- Reading books
- Phone permanently on Do Not Disturb
- Work/life balance
- Analog hobbies (Leica film cameras, fountain pens, woodworking)
- Kids with zero iPad time (wooden toys + outdoor school)
- Bone broth
- Digital detoxing
- Taking the entire month of August off like an old-world European
- iPhone Air or iPhone Duo
Okay, I'll stop.
So, what did I miss?
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Today we’re introducing UI SDK.
Agents are becoming both the builders and the users of interfaces. So we asked ourselves: where should the abstraction live?
Take a Select. There’s a popup, selection logic, keyboard navigation and focus management. Those same behaviors are useful in lots of other components.
So we pulled those pieces apart, tested them, and made them reusable. The behavior stays the same, whichever framework, renderer you build with or the harness generating the UI.
That’s the idea behind UI SDK. Give agents the pieces to generate the interface you need, right when you need it. Even interfaces we haven’t thought of yet.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Self-hosted Claude Managed Agents is now in private beta.
You can host the agent harness, sandboxes, and session history, in your own cloud or on-premises, and choose where requests to Claude are sent.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Introducing Gemini 4 Hydrogen, an extremely capable and fast model built to bring Gemini 4 to everyone!
Available to all tiers of Google AI Studio, Gemini API, Gemini for business, the Gemini app, Google Search, and paid Google AI Pro + Ultra subscribers in Google Antigravity.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Visa put 22 AI models through 15 shopping tasks (buying a TV, a laptop, etc) in its new agentic commerce benchmark.
Muse Wonder and Gemini Argon fared best.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
In 2014, I sold my first company Loom to Dropbox.
Today, I’m proud to announce Roma 2.0 (YC F26): the first to-do list for AI agents.
Everyone uses a different agent: Claude, Grok Bot, Muse…
Until now, none of them could work together.
Roma automatically creates tasks and hands them to the right agent.
Allowing you and your agents to work together, with shared context.
Try it here: roma.app
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
Hey, remember “talk to your documents” RAG-based solutions as the future of AI? Crazy times a year and a half ago.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
JUST IN: OpenAI engineer reveals he's had Codex running for 26 days straight searching for the lost city of Atlantis, as “vibe archaeology” emerges as a new use for AI agents.
Michał Jaskólski retweeted
I built an AI Elizabeth Holmes you can actually video call:
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