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Dhaval Makwana

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44,432 followers · 319 following · Last polled 3h ago
Perf. Score
62.6
Rank #123
Value Score
73.3
#73 of 273 priced
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p25 13K · trailing 7d
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$3.1
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Each blue dot is one organic post. The Performance Score ranks by the median (26K), not the mean (28K) — so a single viral post doesn't inflate a creator's reach. The p25 floor (13K) is the level 75% of posts clear.

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THIS IS WILD: AI video automation is moving beyond generation. I gave Codex one instruction, GPT-6 Astra handled the reasoning, and Dreamina CLI ran the Canvas workflow without me touching the interface. The project stays connected, editable, and branchable instead of restarting every time the idea changes. Here’s the breakdown 👇frozen29d ago110K926201460.15%
THIS IS UNREAL! Dreamina is offering one full month of Basic for $1.5, with the Seedance lineup and Seedance 2.5 included. No credit packs. No complicated generation math. No guessing how long your balance will last. Just one month to create, test, and experiment. Here’s the breakdown 🧵:frozen28d ago109K858151
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THIS IS CRAZY. Dreamina just dropped a $1.5 offer for a full month of Basic. You get access to the Seedance lineup, including Seedance 2.5, and enough time to actually experiment instead of burning through a tiny batch of credits. The promo runs through Oct 9. Here’s what you need to know 🧵:frozen26d ago109K338241340.09%
THIS CHANGES AI FILMMAKING. Dreamina Seedance 2.5 lets you experiment with the shot at 480p before committing to the final render. Test the camera. Change the action. Fix the expression. Pick the best take. Then generate that version natively at 1080p. Here’s the breakdown 🧵:frozen15d ago95K278160360.09%
Up to 60% OFF on CapCut Desktop starts Oct 20. The Jean Phil trend has become one of the clearest examples of how fast AI characters can spread. So I wanted to test: Can Codex help build the next viral-style video? Using Codex video editing with CapCut PC: First, generate the character image. Then control the workflow to create an AI video. Finally, refine the result in CapCut PC. From idea to finished content, this is a new way to think about AI video creation. #capcutpc #capcutchatgptplugin #capcutcodex #capcutmarketing #capcutsalefrozen10d ago72K187100210.08%
What if making a Tesla Roadster ad felt more like briefing a creative partner than operating editing software? I tested CapCut Web × Codex by describing the video I wanted, the pacing, and the visual direction. Codex handled the instructions, CapCut handled the creation workflow, and I could stay focused on the concept instead of the clicks. ChatGPT understands the intent. CapCut turns it into video. That feels like a much better creative workflow. #capcutweb #capcutchatgptplugin #capcutcodex #capcutmarketing3d ago70K296170210.10%
WE ARE SO COOKED. AI video creation is basically generate → find problems → tweak prompt → generate again. Dreamina Basic is $1.50 for a full month, with enough credits for up to 9 ten-second Seedance videos or 393 GPT Image 2.5 images. A lot more room to experiment before settling on the final idea. Dreamina Basic deal 👇 https://t.co/D7s87fswSe Here’s the breakdown 🧵:frozen4d ago69K41641190.10%
🚨 SHOCKING: PowerPoint users are shaking right now. Plus AI just dropped an AI Agent that builds and improves decks inside PowerPoint. One document → slide draft → AI rewrite → polished deck. Here is the breakdown:frozen18d ago68K239141280.11%
Your next campaign could start with one idea and $6.29. Dreamina helps create the AI visuals. CapCut PC helps turn them into something ready to post with better pacing, captions, sound, and final polish. From first concept to finished content, the workflow stays simple. First-month combo · Oct 20–30 · CapCut Desktop only. #CapCutDidThat #Dreamina #Smallbusinessmarketing #CapCutSale1d ago64K71670180.16%
PowerPoint users are going to love this. AI can now turn simple ideas into professional presentations without hours of manual formatting. I found 7 AI websites that make slide creation ridiculously easy:frozen4d ago64K437131140.12%
Figma just announced a major upgrade to how designers and developers build products. At Config India 2026, they revealed Code Layers, Specs, Guidelines, Code Sources, and Payload. Design → Code → Collaboration → Deployment. Here's everything announced today 🧵:7d ago63K347121260.13%
I gave Space Bunny one job inside OpenCode: Build a full infrastructure command center from scratch. It set up the app, structured the frontend, added live metrics, charts, alerts, and responsive layouts, then kept fixing issues until the project worked. The bigger takeaway is how much ground one prompt can cover when the model can actually operate inside the codebase. Space Bunny also brings some serious technical specs: → 1M token context window → Multimodal input support → Tool and function calling → Long-form code generation across larger projects → Strong fit for agentic coding workflows inside tools like OpenCode That combination makes it much more interesting for full project builds than isolated code snippets.frozen25d ago58K227130190.11%
This might become one of the most important AI-native jobs. Not someone who just knows how to build an automation. Someone who can walk into a company, understand how the work actually moves, find what shouldn’t be manual, and build the system around it. “Automation Engineer” is a pretty accurate name for that.frozen21d ago45K19780210.12%
creating an AI agent in under 90 seconds is interesting. but what matters more is that the agent can immediately join the same chat as the team, connect to business tools and start doing actual work. Zenzap is trying to make agent deployment feel less like an engineering project and more like adding someone to the team.frozen8d ago45K506130200.20%
this is one of those features that sounds small until you think about how teams actually give feedback. instead of screenshot → Slack → explanation → someone figures out what you meant, you just click the thing, leave the comment, and Bolt builds the fix. that’s a much cleaner loop.15d ago44K296140190.15%
Most AI agents are optimized to complete a task. openJiuwen's WorkSwarm is pushing toward something more ambitious: agents that improve themselves through real work. Three things that make it different 👇 1.⁠ ⁠Dual-Dimension RSI A continuous self-improvement loop — Evaluate → Analyze → Propose → Execute → Adopt — that improves both how the agent works (prompts, skills, tools) and what it delivers (papers, code, artifacts). 2.⁠ ⁠Persistent Sessions Keeps roles, decisions, and boundaries intact across hundreds of turns. In one test: 5 people, 189 turns, 8/8 cross-role conflicts caught. 3.⁠ ⁠Compute Affinity Optimizes resource usage — 22.8% lower HBM peak, 14.36% higher KV cache hit rate — making repeated optimization more efficient. Open source under Apache 2.0. GitHub 👉 https://t.co/rIcY4gsBPs #AI #Agent #openJiuwen #WorkSwarmfrozen1mo ago44K329240190.19%
A new 320B open-source AI model is entering the coding race. IQuest-Q1 activates just 15B parameters per token and scores: → 84.5 on CyberGym → 83.2 on Terminal-Bench 2.1 → 63.0 on NL2Repo → 53.7 on IQuest-CLIBench And it can work inside Codex CLI. I wanted to see what it could actually build. 👇frozen7d ago43K6217261190.29%
Which one will you prefer? https://t.co/6psyUu8bFbfrozen11d ago41K44452200.18%
The legal experience for startups is weirdly broken. You’re paying a premium, but still waiting days for answers, re-explaining context, and wondering what every call is going to cost. That founder frustration is exactly what @arceuslegal is going after. $17M to build a law firm experience that moves faster, costs less, and actually feels built around the client.frozen21d ago40K22680180.13%
local AI gets much more interesting when you stop treating it as the weaker alternative. Flint is a 40B coding model built to run fast on hardware you control, with open weights under Apache 2.0. your code stays local, your machine becomes the endpoint, and there’s no per-token API meter. that feels like an important direction for coding agents.1d ago40K1313280210.48%
this is where world models start looking much more interesting than another LLM benchmark. @skyfallai’s SKY-001 is built for engineering workflows, where the model has to decompose a real object, reason through parts and sub-assemblies, and produce a construction sequence that can actually open in CAD. on the shared CAD/BIM benchmarks, it’s also dramatically faster and cheaper than frontier language models. that’s a much more practical test of long-horizon intelligence.3d ago39K368100180.18%
the best creative direction usually isn’t sitting inside your first prompt. sometimes you need to see a few wrong answers before the right one becomes obvious. that’s what Burst Mode on Envato is built for. one idea → up to 6 directions → pick the one with potential → keep pushing it. way better than overcommitting to version one.frozen15d ago39K22650170.13%
tiny apps for tiny problems actually makes a lot of sense.frozen15d ago39K16550180.11%
the best customer support interaction is usually the one that doesn’t turn into five more interactions. understand the problem → keep the context → solve it the first time. Cresta calling that putting CX into “Beast Mode” is a pretty memorable way to frame it.frozen29d ago39K286100320.19%
I just tried robbing a grocery store with an AI grandma. Not exactly how I expected to spend my morning. What caught me off guard is that this isn’t just a talking avatar. Mabel can move around the scene, react while I’m talking, and change what she’s doing when I interrupt her. @VivixLabs_HQ is getting surprisingly close to AI characters that feel like they’re actually inside the world with you.frozen22d ago39K216120190.15%
AI models are getting faster. The harder problem is making that speed available to everyone trying to build on top of them. That’s why this Cerebras deployment caught my attention. 20x faster inference, more compute coming online, and GPUs being used for prefill to bring the economics down. Inference infrastructure is becoming just as interesting as the models themselves.frozen23d ago39K226100170.14%
one detail I really like about @usebland is the shared memory between voice and text. call the business, then switch to messaging, and the agent can keep the context instead of making you explain everything again. that sounds small until you remember how annoying almost every customer support handoff is today.frozen7d ago39K29680190.16%
the 1M context window is what makes ScaleDown more interesting to me. you can feed it a whole contract, filing, agent transcript, or image-heavy document and still use a task-specific model to classify, extract, or summarize it. that’s a very different use case than asking a giant model to read everything and then type JSON back at you.frozen9d ago38K756150210.30%
the part I like most about @OdessiaTravel is that it doesn’t stop at recommendations. you text what you want, it can actually book the flight, hotel, table or tickets, and then keep watching in case something better opens up later. that feels much closer to having a real travel assistant than using another planning app.frozen8d ago38K786160210.32%
most robotics companies are focused on what a robot can do. Tuesday Labs is also thinking about what it will actually feel like to live with one. Voxel can reset your home, fetch things, find what you lost and tend to your plants, but the character and design feel just as intentional as the capabilities. that matters a lot when the robot is going to live in your house.2d ago38K1182290200.45%
the thing i like most here is that @PineAIAssistant isn’t trying to make the model smarter. it’s changing the environment around the model. if the computer itself is easier for AI to use, a lot of today’s brittle agent behavior starts to make more sense as an interface problem. https://t.co/TRRTKseJw0frozen13d ago38K237150210.17%
ai made writing code much faster. but the ugly part after that still exists: testing the change, reproducing the bug, figuring out what actually broke, then giving someone enough context to fix it. Ship is basically an autonomous quality engineer for that whole middle layer. bug report → reproduce → investigate → handoff. that feels like a very natural next step for AI-native engineering teams.17d ago37K26780200.16%
the funny thing about enterprise AI is that the model is often not the hard part. the hard part is getting it to work with the company’s actual Salesforce setup, permissions, custom fields, weird workflows, and all the stuff nobody documented properly. that’s why Ampersand makes sense to me.frozen16d ago37K30790190.17%
AI making things cheaper is a much more interesting story than AI making another app. Aonic Club is starting with protein, hydration, and supplements, then trying to push the same idea across more consumer categories. the bigger bet is simple: use AI to cut out enough inefficiency that everyday products stop carrying so much markup.frozen9d ago37K67670190.27%
giving an AI agent your card number or passwords directly has always felt like the wrong abstraction. Agent Vault from @Selfxyz puts those credentials behind a secure layer instead. the agent can pay or log in on your behalf, but never actually sees the real card details or passwords. that feels like a much more practical way to let agents do real-world tasks.frozen7d ago36K23770210.16%
this is probably where AI changes security the most. not because every attack suddenly becomes sophisticated. because software can keep exploring possibilities long after a human would’ve stopped. that’s why Cogent’s approach makes sense: defence has to become just as persistent.frozen14d ago36K216120210.17%
this is the first time the “AI on a video call” idea has actually felt interesting to me. Griffin isn’t just waiting for you to stop talking and then replying. it’s watching, listening, reacting, interrupting, noticing what you show it, and keeping the conversation moving at the same time. 48% of people thought they were talking to a real person. i can see why.frozen21d ago36K328110200.20%
a lot of inference speed problems are really memory problems. that’s why this @general_compute x @positron_ai partnership is interesting. GPUs can handle prefill, while Positron’s memory-first systems handle decode, where token generation spends so much time waiting on memory. Atlas today, Titan next, available through General Compute in Q1 2027.2d ago36K1113380190.48%
the open vs closed debate gets way more interesting once agents start learning from your actual business. the model is only one layer. the bigger question is who owns the data, memory, tools and feedback loop around it. that’s the part of DigitalOcean’s open intelligence thesis that feels important to me.frozen9d ago35K62760190.27%
the boring part of running Meta Ads is not launching campaigns. it’s opening Ads Manager every morning, checking pacing, exporting numbers, sending updates, then doing the same thing again tomorrow. Twin turning that into a scheduled agent feels much more useful than another reporting dashboard. Try now: https://t.co/geleIMXvTafrozen16d ago35K17660200.14%
this is probably the best excuse to finally build that idea sitting in your notes. Bolt is free for everyone all weekend, and Builders Week is giving people until Oct 20 to turn an idea into a real product and submit it for a shot at $10Kfrozen5d ago35K591511090.27%
the problem with AI-generated marketing visuals is that they often look good before you look closely. then the logo is slightly wrong, the font is off, the product has changed, and the whole thing needs fixing anyway. Vyb keeps the actual brand assets intact and builds around them. that feels much closer to how real design work needs to function.2d ago35K1201780200.47%
the annoying thing about agent bugs is that they often don’t look like bugs. the tool call returns 200. the session completes. the user still gets the wrong outcome. DigitalOcean’s new Signals + Simulations loop is interesting because it turns those real production failures into tests, then lets you rerun the fix before shipping it. that’s a much more useful feedback loop for agents.frozen10d ago35K247100200.18%
this is probably the part I like most about Era by Eon: you can change the model, prompt, memory or framework, reset the same company, and rerun the exact same tasks. same environment. same ground truth. different stack. that gives you a much better answer than “this version feels better.”frozen17d ago35K44680200.23%
AI generation is great when you know exactly what you want. but a lot of the time you just need something almost right. that’s why Envato’s new Editing with AI workflow makes sense. start with a real asset that already has the right foundation, then keep riffing until it actually fits the brief.frozen7d ago34K32670180.18%
world models get much more interesting when they stop being just visual generators. Odyssey-3 is pushing toward real-time worlds that agents and robots can actually operate inside. https://t.co/e3Y7qFvUI8frozen14d ago34K20670200.16%
this is where AI in healthcare starts getting more interesting. not “ask an AI what this rash might be.” an actual care workflow where Nolla can intake the patient, assess the issue, build a treatment plan, prescribe when appropriate, and keep tracking progress. that feels much closer to a doctor than a chatbot.frozen17d ago34K45630190.21%
we keep talking about scaling models, but memory might be one of the bigger constraints underneath all of it. Volantis is taking a different route by using optics to move data much farther across the package than electrical interconnects can. the bigger idea is not just speed. it’s scaling memory bandwidth and capacity by orders of magnitude so future systems can support giant context windows, massive models, and much faster agents. if that works, it could open up a very different hardware scaling path for AI.frozen21d ago34K215150170.17%
most world model demos focus on: one user → one environment. Agora-2 is exploring something harder: multiple humans + multiple AI agents → one shared world → everything interacting in real time. up to 20 participants can exist inside the simulation. that feels much closer to the environments future agents will actually need to understand.frozen28d ago34K19790180.16%
AI agents are getting more autonomy, but that creates a pretty obvious question: how do you know the agent actually did what it was supposed to do? iFixAi is building an independent audit layer for exactly that. They’re live on Product Hunt today and giving away 1,000 free audits. 👉 https://t.co/6THaCkEVR9frozen23d ago34K1546080.10%
one of the most annoying agent failures is when the API technically works, but the agent still has no idea how to recover. Restless puts the fix steps and docs directly into the failed response. that’s a small idea with a big effect. the API stops being a dead end and starts helping the agent get unstuck.frozen10d ago33K17660190.15%
the interesting thing about Glimpse is that it doesn’t just sample a few frames and guess. it can revisit the important part of a video, track what’s happening over time, and compare what changed. that makes video understanding feel a lot more natural. https://t.co/AEkRL2CGzHfrozen6d ago32K5712130210.33%
🚨 SHOCKING: Step 5 Preview is now available on OpenRouter. You can now use @StepFun_ai’s new flagship model inside Kilo Code, Cline, Hermes Agent, and OpenCode. Same workflow. Just switch the model. Step 5 Preview is built for real agentic work: → fixing bugs in unfamiliar codebases → implementing features across files → refactoring messy projects → debugging with checks → turning screenshots or PRDs into working apps → building playable browser games → handling professional finance and research tasks The part I like most: It is not just built to answer prompts. It is built to finish the job. From a bug report to a verified fix. From a screenshot to a working product. From an idea to something you can actually run. More integrations are coming.frozen13d ago31K247130190.20%
most AI video tools optimize for the generation. VN Studio is optimizing for the whole project. develop the world, shape the shots, compare takes, revise the edit, track the human contributions, review the rights. that end-to-end structure matters a lot more once the work is for clients or original IP.frozen6d ago31K538160230.32%
what I like here is that Voyager isn’t tied to one model or one creative stack. bring Astra, Opus, or open-weight models. keep using the desktop tools you already know. then let the harness coordinate the work across files and apps. that openness is probably the most important part.frozen14d ago30K19680200.18%
starting a company usually means stitching together formation, banking, invoicing, cards, expenses and bill pay across a bunch of different tools. Rho is trying to collapse that into one flow. form the LLC, apply for business banking, then actually run the financial side of the company from the same place. that’s a much cleaner startup stack.frozen6d ago28K548150210.35%
AI video is moving past: prompt → generate → hope it looks good. Ava Studio is closer to: research → find the angle → script → produce → edit → iterate. And you can build custom production flows with the node editor when you want more control. Much closer to how an actual content team works.frozen22d ago28K20790190.20%
the interesting part of Base Code isn’t really coding in the browser. it’s removing the idea that every developer needs their own slightly different local environment. connect a repo → Base Code figures out the infra → sets up the cloud environment → everyone works from the same place. once the environment itself becomes shared, agents and humans can collaborate on software very differently.frozen24d ago27K19710070.16%
the interesting part of https://t.co/fB4Eg8RvPJ isn’t just that Proto can use business software. it can help create the app, workflow, and data structure needed for the job, then work with the records inside it. that’s a very different model from buying software first and forcing the business process to fit around it.7d ago27K71610200.37%
most brands know what people say directly to them. the harder part is knowing what people are saying when the brand isn’t in the room. Nectar finds those conversations across social, spots the ones that matter, and helps the team turn them into content, creator relationships, and customer replies. that feels like a much more useful growth system.6h ago26K611050200.37%
More than ₹2.5 lakh crore in reported demand for an ₹8,110 crore anchor book. Jio’s numbers are striking. The next question for investors is what the business is worth. https://t.co/igx3lK4DRa3d ago25K6435070.31%
AI-generated action scenes look cinematic, but the sound often ruins the experience. Car engines sound different between shots. Gunfire loses consistency. Every cut feels disconnected. Sound on 🔊 I used @MireloAI's new SFX 2.0 to fix the audio in this AI-generated action movie footage. It analyzes the video and regenerates synchronized sound effects while maintaining audio consistency across scenes. Same visuals. Reworked sound. No need to regenerate the entire video. Listen to the before and after. Try Mirelo SFX 2.0 for free: https://t.co/SUEGpdKB7ofrozen8d ago25K3023070.17%
SOMEWHERE A GROWTH MARKETER IS BILLING 20 HOURS FOR WHAT CODEZ JUST DID IN 11 MINS I gave it one job: tell me what's actually working in AI productivity right now. 11 minutes 23 seconds later, I had: 15 Google searches. 10 competitor sites scraped. Hacker News threads. Real keyword volumes. 5 products to watch (Granola is quietly eating the meeting notes category). 3 content gaps nobody owns yet. A launch post. A hero image. Total bill: 23 cents. The moment I started trusting it: The image came back with garbage text on it. It didn't bury that. It told me, then asked: "Approve one more run for $0.045 to fix it?" It asked my permission for 4.5 cents. Every single call has a receipt. 29 runs, line by line, down to the tenth of a cent. That's @AgentikHQ plugged into Codex. One connection, 1,000+ tools. Also works in Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.frozen13d ago24K367183210.36%
One-person brand here, so product videos just don't happen. I have product photos, not a video team. if SpringBrand can really turn one of those into a 15-second ad, that changes things. testing it this weekfrozen24d ago24K1614070.12%
AI apps got much smarter, but the interface barely changed. you ask a complicated question, the model does all the work, then gives you a paragraph. OpenUI 1.0 fixes that gap by letting agents answer with actual interfaces: cards, maps, charts, forms, comparison tables. that feels way closer to how AI software should work.frozen7d ago23K1734080.14%
the biggest thing here is the pricing model. @MonidHQ is now 0% markup, so the price you pay for a tool call is the provider’s own price. one API key, 2,500+ tools, no subscription, no seat, no monthly minimum. that’s a much cleaner way to use data and AI tools inside agents.frozen7d ago23K1626060.13%
AI can help with research, but the workflow is still fragmented. AIPOCH Open-Science brings literature, data, code execution, simulation, and research artifacts into one workspace. what makes it more interesting is .science - a portable research-session format. instead of sharing only the final chart or PDF, you export the whole thing: conversation branches, uploaded files, the code that ran, and the recorded evidence behind each result. one package. someone else imports it, inspects every step, forks it, and keeps going - not "trust me," actually traceable. real use cases, same format - climate, biomed, rainfall analysis: https://t.co/vZ4joklJtW making research easier to do is useful. making it easier to understand and build on matters just as much. and making it so anyone with a question - not just someone with a lab badge - can step into real research is the whole point.frozen8d ago22K17630110.17%
with teamily you say "I need an email assistant" and it sets one up and connects gmail. no settings maze. that's how setting up an agent should feel, dots or notfrozen23d ago20K14330100.15%
saving this workflow because the subject library + branching is the part I’d actually use. Canvas mode → generate → lock consistency with the subject library → branch into different angles → arrange everything on the multi-track timeline → straight into Premiere. Dreamina Basic is $1.5 for the month until Oct 9, so pretty good timing to test the whole flow.frozen29d ago20K7220170.14%
most AI ad tools start at the generation step. Gooseworks starts earlier. brand → audience → products → assets → past ads → competitor ads → creative. then it can remix a video ad around that context. that research layer is what makes this more interesting than another one-prompt video generator.frozen10d ago19K1832060.15%
my agent rebuilt my landing page and conversion went from 2% to 4%. i gave it the page, customer feedback, and conversion data, then connected a few design corpuses from Corpus Hub through Xerj. it simplified the page structure and tightened the signup flow. over two weeks, conversion moved from 2% → 4%.frozen9d ago19K208110100.26%
One-person brand here, and AI voice never sounded real enough to ship. Always one word said wrong. @OnepinAI checks each line before I hear it and fixes bad pronunciations directly, so I stop regenerating. Excited to try it. Before and after: https://t.co/18GpW05Fg6frozen21d ago19K19520170.23%
the model handles judgment, the mcp handles production. that split is why this combo works and why i've stopped switching apps mid-project.frozen26d ago18K1443050.14%
Coding agents can write the slide. But can they actually SEE when it’s wrong? PPTBench tested 18,000 reconstructions, and only 2.57% passed every gate with zero recorded defects. The interesting part: visual self-review correlated far more with better scores than simply doing more revisions.23d ago18K1342060.14%
THIS IS UNREAL. Dreamina just dropped its biggest creator deal yet: a full month of Basic for only $0.29. Not a trial. Not a typo. I’m one of 1,000+ creators officially selected, and the $0.29 price unlocks only through an official creator link. Get it here 👇 https://t.co/fV25vaZINB And here’s what you can actually create with it 🧵:4h ago18K2067180.24%
GTA RP gets a lot more interesting when NPCs stop feeling like NPCs. Humalike gives each character its own identity, personality and memory, so they can talk, remember previous interactions and act on their own. it’s already running on Strefa RP with 20,000+ conversations and 300,000+ turns. persistent AI characters inside persistent game worlds feels like a natural next step.frozen25d ago16K1100050.10%
TTS-2 is #1 on Artificial Analysis and now it’s the default on Ultravox. pretty good day for Ultravox usersfrozen22d ago16K911050.10%
most AI still waits for you to remember what to ask. @eneybymacpaw by @MacPaw feels more useful because it can actually nudge you about things that need attention, while also handling tasks like reminders, calendar events and file actions. that proactive layer is what makes it interesting to me. it’s on iPhone now, so you can try it here: https://t.co/LbdVq8wYR2frozen7d ago16K2736090.28%
THIS IS INSANE. Dreamina Basic is now $0.29 for a full month through my official creator link. Not a trial. Not a typo. I’m one of 1,000+ creators selected for this offer, and the $0.29 price is exclusive to the creator link below. Try Dreamina here 👇 https://t.co/fV25vaZINB #DreaminaOnly29Cents #Dreamina #DreaminaPartner #Seedance21d ago16K2711050.21%
The weird part about building more AI agents is that eventually you need a system just to remember which agent does what. Twin Assistant fixes that. You describe what you need in one conversation, and it finds the right agent you or your team already built in under 30ms. The agents stay separate with their own context, tools and computer. You just stop being the router.frozen21d ago16K15630190.27%
a great product with no distribution is basically a secret. founders can spend months improving features while marketing keeps getting pushed to “next week.” meanwhile someone else is consistently showing up in search, social and everywhere customers are paying attention. @ScaleMagicSo is built around solving exactly that gap.24d ago15K1111060.12%
i’ve abandoned agent ideas because they needed 5 paid apis. 5 accounts, 5 keys, 5 bills. one wallet changes which ideas are worth building.frozen8d ago14K1524050.18%
most growth tools give you another dashboard to stare at. Zavi is more interesting because it starts by figuring out what’s actually blocking growth, then builds a plan across ads, SEO, social and email. and the workflow lives in Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram or email instead of another tab. that feels much closer to how growth should work.2d ago14K12423120201.27%
15 seconds in a single generation is useful. but the part that matters more is needing fewer retries to get something usable. Solo Video is now live on OnSolo with smoother motion and a higher generation completion rate. less regenerate → regenerate → regenerate is exactly where AI video needs to go.frozen29d ago14K922060.14%
One store URL in. A full set of ads out, live on Meta. Fastlane v2 is built for sellers who need to test a lot of creatives without hiring a creative team 🛒10h ago13K1525070.22%
AI video gets a lot more useful when the whole creative process lives in one workspace. #HowToMakeMyCampusLit @Dreamina_ai updated Dreamina AI Web and its canvas, and the new experience is live now. It brings together AI video workflows and skills for film, brand ads, viral social media scenes, and more, making it easier to move from an idea to something you can actually build on in one place. Get 90% OFF your first month of Dreamina Basic. Limited offer available till October 9th! If you make videos, this is worth checking out.frozen29d ago13K1030070.15%
PGX makes the database layer feel much more native to agent workflows. NEW DATABASE, clone it, use it, throw it away.2d ago13K41960130.54%
Einsia just gave 8 SoTA video world models a physics exam. Seedance 2.5 tops the board at 57.76, but even the leader scores just 26.61 on free-fall tasks. the part I like most is the evaluator: task-specific programs measure the actual physical laws instead of relying on reference videos or VLM opinions. that’s the kind of benchmark builders can actually learn from.frozen14d ago12K1121080.19%
Me manually hedging across three perp DEXs vs. one click on @get_truenorth @Lighter_xyz https://t.co/B1X1s4cJmnfrozen17d ago12K1021060.16%
AI video has gotten ridiculously good visually, but the audio still gives it away way too often. random music, weak ambience, effects that don’t match the action. Mirelo SFX 2.0 is going after exactly that layer: keep the dialogue, remove unwanted music, then rebuild the sound design around what’s actually happening on screen. that feels like a pretty important piece of the AI video stack.frozen8d ago10K921060.18%
most AI labs have already trained on the public internet. the next useful data is sitting inside companies: private codebases, real workflows, internal records, and environments models haven’t seen before. DataVendor turns that into something labs can actually browse, evaluate, sample, and buy. that feels like a pretty obvious missing piece for the next phase of model training.4h ago9.4K1574070.35%
the interesting part isn’t that AI can generate a frontend anymore. it’s whether it can actually build the whole product around the idea. Myndlab is going after that full stack: frontend, backend and database generated together from one description. that’s a much more useful starting point for actually shipping something.15d ago8.5K840070.22%
SenseTime studied GPT-6-Astra’s embodied intelligence across 12 simulation benchmarks and 8 real-robot platforms. The resulting open-source SenseNova-RoboRSI combines Dockerized benchmarks, a unified HTTP API, reproducible tooling, and a 27B preview model. Report: https://t.co/SkveseuN3E16h ago6.9K1526070.43%
this is a pretty interesting way to use AI. instead of waiting weeks to organize a focus group, @Articoshq simulated 30 potential buyers and asked them what they thought about the new iPhones. 30 minutes instead of an 8-week research process.frozen29d ago6.4K910070.27%
Instead of watching Netflix tonight, watch this 2-hour Stanford lecture. You’ll learn more about how ChatGPT, Claude, and other LLMs are built than most people at top AI companies learn in years. https://t.co/lCYboxt2rzfrozen27d ago5.7K6612001213.48%
10 ways to use AI to learn anything faster. https://t.co/PpGsC26JhA2d ago4.7K14930511366.79%
GROK is a genius stock trader. Most people have no idea how powerful it actually is. Here are 8 prompts to automate stock trading:frozen11d ago4.5K24351251.29%
Sam Altman gave a 43-minute masterclass on how ideas become billion-dollar companies. Not theory. Real startup thinking from someone who has seen the pattern up close. Bookmark it and watch it today. https://t.co/ht9F3EFFz3frozen24d ago4.2K25460201.30%
26 FREE Claude Skills that actually change how you work: 1. My Viral Post: /my-viral-post 2. How-To: /how-to 3. Infographic Builder: /infographic-builder 4. Deep Research Analyzer: /deep-research-synthesizer 5. Deck Builder: /deck-builder 6. LinkedIn Hook: /linkedin-hook 7. Prompt Optimizer 4.8: /48 8. Negotiation: /negotiation 9. Excel Style: /excel-style 10. Hormozi Viral: /hormozi-viral 11. Anti-AI Writing Style: /delete-ai-words 12. Meeting Notes: /meeting-notes 13. Client Brief: /client-brief 14. LinkedIn Post Report: /linkedin-post-report 15. Viral Post Recipe: /viral-recipe 16. Fable-5 Prompter: /fable 17. Instagram Carousel: /tc-social-carousel 18. Reddit Researcher: /reddit-researcher 19. Grill Me: /grill-me 20. Humanizer: /humanizer 21. Fact Checker: /fact-checker 22. Prompt Maker: /prompt-master 23. Hand Off: /handoff 24. Write a Skill: /write-a-skill 25. Personal Voice: /personal-voice 26. XLSX: /xlsxfrozen16d ago4.2K14027701196.99%
NVIDIA just released free online courses on AI. No payment or fees are required! Here are 6 courses you don't want to miss in 2026: https://t.co/ksD98m6Fhxfrozen18d ago4.1K24551221.38%
Send this prompt to the new Opus 5.5 and let it cook. It might build the cleanest codebase you have shipped yet. https://t.co/QQr7YpM7BGfrozen1mo ago4.0K1141060.55%
Stop paying $2000/month for a personal trainer. ChatGPT can build your workouts, track your progress, plan your meals, and adjust your routine. Here are 8 prompts to turn ChatGPT into your fitness coach:frozen23d ago3.5K24431181.42%
How to use Claude to start a business in 2026: 9 simple steps to go from an idea to a real business. 1. Validate Your Idea: Research competitors, market gaps, and customer demand. 2. Create Core Files: Set up about-me.md and brand-voice.md. 3. Build Claude Projects: Organize strategy, content, and operations. 4. Use Artifacts: Create pitch decks, landing pages, and financial models. 5. Sales & Outreach: Generate cold DMs, follow-ups, and sales scripts. 6. Connect Your Tools: Integrate Google Drive, Notion, Slack, and more. 7. Use Claude Cowork: Create proposals, reports, SOPs, and documents. 8. Build With Claude Code: Develop MVPs, fix bugs, and launch products. 9. Set Up Daily Briefs: Track priorities, follow-ups, and business metrics. Save this roadmap for your next business idea.frozen14d ago3.5K1051381755.84%
This is soooo real!!!! https://t.co/LDnnfDSZjYfrozen21d ago2.4K1201070.83%
21 things worth installing in Claude to make it 10x more powerful: PLUGINS 1. gstack: 23 developer tools in one install 2. superpowers: Development workflows and skills 3. codex-plugin-cc: OpenAI Codex integration 4. financial-services: Financial analysis tools 5. claude-for-legal: Legal workflows 6. marketingskills: Marketing and growth tools 7. context7: Up-to-date documentation for coding SKILLS 8. frontend-design: Build better interfaces 9. skill-creator: Create custom Claude skills 10. hyperframes: Generate videos with HTML 11. mcp-builder: Build custom MCP servers 12. claude-seo: SEO for AI search 13. find-skills: Discover and install skills 14. webapp-testing: Test web applications MCP INTEGRATIONS 15. granola: Meeting notes for Claude 16. slack: Read channels and post updates 17. notion: Access and manage documents 18. kondo: Organize LinkedIn messages 19. zapier: Connect thousands of apps 20. higgsfield: Generate cinematic AI videos 21. github: Manage repositories, issues, and pull requests Save this for later.frozen15d ago2.3K421171394.39%
This version of The Lord of the Rings might be the most hilarious AI video I have seen this week. https://t.co/lGA8Fh9WAGfrozen16d ago2.0K1928071.80%
FORGET UDEMY. FORGET COURSERA. FORGET EXPENSIVE COURSES. CLAUDE can now become your personal tutor for free. Use these prompts and master any skill in 2026:frozen17d ago2.0K18451272.76%
This is literally the coolest thing I have seen yet. https://t.co/usjrxPgx44frozen7d ago1.6K2510072.05%
Your first 7 days with Claude in 2026: 7 simple steps to go from beginner to power user. Day 1 - Get Started: Visit claude. ai, explore its features, and complete your first real task. Day 2 - Create a Project: Upload 3 work documents and set up custom instructions. Day 3 - Teach Your Voice: Create a You. md file, add writing samples, and define your writing style. Day 4 - Connect Your Tools: Integrate Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, and Granola. Day 5 - Use Claude Cowork: Let Claude access your files and complete complex tasks. Day 6 - Automate Your Workflow: Schedule recurring tasks, weekly email digests, and morning briefs. Day 7 - Become a Power User: Install your first Claude Skill and explore Claude’s design capabilities.frozen12d ago1.6K50551345.94%
And they say AI lacks emotional depth: https://t.co/pl1mivQdRsfrozen11d ago1.5K931051.18%
Meta just unveiled its new VR glasses. Their new VR glasses are not built like a bulky headset. The heavy parts sit inside a separate puck, so the glasses stay light enough to feel usable. Key details: • 100g glasses-style design • 5K micro-OLED panels • Custom pancake lenses • Full-color passthrough • Snapdragon Reality Elite chip • Up to 3 hours of media playback • 45W fast charging • Eye tracking, hand gestures, and voice commands • Meta AI inside the operating system • First IMAX Enhanced-certified VR device • Support for 3D movies, live sports, games, calls, and productivity Price: $1,299 Launch: Spring 2027 This is probably the most practical direction for VR right now.frozen29d ago1.3K1322061.81%
🚨 BREAKING: Claude can now create $10,000 premium logos in minutes. Like a top branding agency, without the agency bill. Here are 7 Claude prompts to try (Save for later):frozen25d ago1.2K10631162.91%
12 Claude hacks every beginner should know to work smarter, save time, and get better results. https://t.co/IA12kTwehzfrozen9d ago1.2K32720205.05%
10 ways to train your brain with AI https://t.co/TnENobUr2c11h ago1.1K38600205.82%
The ultimate Grok AI cheatsheet to unlock its full potential and get the most out of every feature. https://t.co/E9aKctPImpfrozen6d ago1.1K18260103.33%
Send this prompt to Codex. It will save you tons of tokens. You're welcome: https://t.co/nrPV2ZsWemfrozen29d ago1.1K1122092.28%
Finally, someone who keeps working when I disappear. https://t.co/N13rVUPR2E1d ago1.0K1001041.48%
Muse Wonder just walked into the AI benchmark competition and made the big names a little uncomfortable. https://t.co/fxFCNHXHVCfrozen10d ago9181323052.51%