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the best use case of @ManusAI Cue is personal concierge. I divert all my calls to Cue these days, it holds a perfectly normal conversation on my behalf and takes messages. Also most spam hang up at the “Hi I m the owner’s AI assistant, this call is recorded…”
What does @claudeai and @realDonaldTrump have in common?
running a US company
being a US permanent resident
using claude only for personal + business work
temporarily staying in China
took my annual renewal for the team plan
2 days later: account is banned
@claudeai, can you at least explain what happened?
and if being physically in China is a hard restriction, then just refund the unused subscription and maybe don’t ban accounts right after taking their annual renewal
Muse already does a lot of “proactive agent” work, so not sure if I see anything groundbreaking here.
The space is new, way too early to call the winner. For now, my vote goes to Grok, Muse and Cue.
Sad to see this happen. Once a great studio destroyed by DEI. Your choice though hope it was worth it.
Having 3 different agents triple checking everything running across 7 local and remote boxes to make sure nothing is exposed in the PHP vulnerability, all while having a drink on the balcony.
Didn’t think this be happening in 2026 tbh!
The only right way to handle it is to honor. When the company raise at higher valuation in later round, u get the pre-emption right and u’d have to choose between match it or dilution. Invest in startup is a risk and commitment all founder should respect and appreciate.
i invested $5k in a startup 2 months ago for 1% equity.
now they’re raising a $3m seed round, and the lead investor thinks my 1% stake is too much for such a small check.
the founder and i are trying to figure out what to do.
the interesting part? the founder was willing to give 1–2% for $5k–$10k.
if you’re a founder, how would you handle this? would you stand by the deal you made or renegotiate to keep your next round on track?
is this a dealbreaker for you?
i’ll share how this ends later.
