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Jaynit Makwana

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Sharing insights on AI, Productized Biz, Creator Economy, & No-code • DM for Brand Growth & Collabs | 📩 jaynit@scale10x.io

59,732 followers · 193 following · Last polled 3h ago
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Each blue dot is one organic post. The Performance Score ranks by the median (27K), 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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hot take: paying for stock footage in 2026 makes no sense. One clip costs more than a month of AI video generation now. Dreamina dropped Basic to $1.5 for first-time users. 30 days, no credit rationing, no deciding whether an idea is worth spending on. Here's the breakdown 🧵: https://t.co/VMgAecGgqQfrozen26d ago121K4511261410.10%
We're so cooked 🤯 GPT-6 Astra can now build an entire video project without you touching the interface once. One instruction into Codex, Astra handles the reasoning, Dreamina CLI executes the whole Canvas workflow. Everything stays connected, so you branch and change direction instead of regenerating. Here's the breakdown 🧵:frozen29d ago108K20740
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hot take: credit systems have ruined AI video. You spend more time doing math on what a generation costs than actually making anything. Dreamina is offering a full month of Basic for $1.5 with the whole Seedance lineup, so you can test the workflow properly instead of rationing it. Here's the breakdown 🧵:frozen28d ago107K25591480.08%
We're so cooked 🤯 The shot that used to need a director, a camera operator, and a pile of takes now starts with one upload. Dreamina Canvas just added Extract Motion. Drop in a reference clip, it lifts the motion and spatial depth, and you build an entirely new scene on top of it. Here's the breakdown 🧵frozen18d ago81K55861280.12%
We're so cooked 🤯 Codex just took control of CapCut PC and edited an entire AI video while I sat back and watched. A few prompts in, it had built the character, rendered the white model, generated the video, and dropped a first draft on the timeline. Here's the breakdown 🧵: https://t.co/WkXWm4naIffrozen9d ago79K317200240.10%
We’re so cooked 🤯 I made a full Tesla Roadster marketing video just by describing it to Codex, and it called CapCut Web to build it. A video like this usually means hours of putting clips, music, and transitions together before you even know if the idea works. So this time I wrote the concept out in plain language, what the car should feel like and how the video should move, and let Codex take it into CapCut Web from there. Most of my time went into the creative direction, which is the part I actually care about. The technical side ran through CapCut in the background. If you’ve got an idea you’ve been sitting on because the editing felt like too much, CapCut Web × Codex is worth trying. #capcutweb #capcutchatgptplugin #capcutcodex #capcutmarketing3d ago70K367120250.11%
🚨SHOCKING: this entire Halloween campaign video is AI, every scene and every sound. I built the visuals with AI Image and AI Video in CapCut PC, then timed the sound effects, music, and voiceover to hit right when the scene changes. All of it came together on one timeline. Here’s the breakdown 🧵:1d ago70K93791220.19%
🚨 SHOCKING: AI just killed PowerPoint. Plus AI dropped the most powerful AI agent for building slides of 2026. It turns any doc, notes, or rough content into a polished, presentation-ready deck directly inside Google Slides and PowerPoint in 30 sec. Here's the breakdown 🧵: https://t.co/tyUIJUQniqfrozen17d ago63K42631210.12%
Designers can now teach AI agents their entire design system 🤯 At Config India 2026 today, Figma launched Guidelines and Code Sources, so you write your rules once and agents in your files build with them from there. Plus Code Layers for live website code, Specs for Markdown docs, and a Payload integration for building real websites. Here's the breakdown 🧵:frozen7d ago61K307142250.13%
We're so cooked 🤯 AI is now making $200/hour McKinsey-level decks for FREE. Paste in your notes or a rough idea, and these tools handle the layout and design, some right inside PowerPoint and Google Slides. Here are 5 AI tools to create stunning presentations in 30 seconds: https://t.co/buSCEOwat8frozen4d ago61K41661150.11%
🚨SHOCKING: StepFun's Step 5 Preview just hit #1 on OpenRouter Trending. It's a 600B MoE with only 27B active, a 1M context window, and it was built for long-horizon agent work with finance-focused reasoning. So I plugged it into Claude Code and had it build a playable finance game where every round forces you to save, invest, spend, or take a high-risk bet. Here's the breakdown 🧵:frozen13d ago59K387131180.13%
I asked Space Bunny in OpenCode to build an interactive solar system observatory from scratch. It created a full 3D experience with planets, moons, orbital motion, camera controls, mission data, planet comparisons, time simulation, search, and responsive layouts. I also had it build a complete theme system, so the UI can switch between a cinematic Dark Mode and a clean scientific Light Mode without breaking the space visualization. All from one prompt, running quickly with Max mode, with the model handling the project setup, components, interactions, and debugging inside the codebase.frozen25d ago55K27870220.12%
Instead of 15 minutes of doomscrolling, watch this breakdown of How AI Agents Manage Identity & Build Trust in Complex Systems by IBM: https://t.co/pTFRtdvUSKfrozen24d ago51K20640170.09%
half of my feedback used to be "the button on the left, no, the other one." now in Bolt you click the exact thing, write what you want changed, and Bolt makes the change. this is how design feedback should have worked all along.frozen15d ago46K18670220.12%
this is much closer to how people will probably use AI-built software day to day.frozen15d ago42K15630230.11%
millions of businesses still run on a WhatsApp group, with invoices sitting right next to the birthday messages. Zenzap keeps the group chat and adds AI agents that do the work, connected to tools like QuickBooks and HubSpot. a truck driver sends a voice note about his stops, and the agent updates QuickBooks for him. this is how AI reaches main street.frozen8d ago40K55760200.22%
the first wave of AI jobs was prompt engineer. that lasted a year. the second wave is the Automation Engineer, and I think this one sticks. you don't talk to the model, you embed in a company and rebuild how its work gets done. SeatGeek has them. Fortune 20 companies are hiring them before anyone's written a job description.frozen21d ago40K15630220.11%
the same Conrad suite in New York costs $640 on travel sites and $540 when an AI books it. @OdessiaTravel is an accredited travel agent you text. it books at agent rates, with perks like breakfast and late checkout. after you book, it keeps watching, and moves when the fare drops or a sold-out table opens up. I think booking travel yourself is about to feel like doing your own taxes.frozen8d ago40K79660220.28%
the most expensive person at an agency is the one exporting Ads Manager every Monday. Twin connects to Meta Ads now. you type "every Monday at 8am, pull last week's numbers and flag what's off" and the summary shows up in Slack on its own. I think most agencies will stop doing manual reporting within a year. Try now: https://t.co/npQSHPePNafrozen16d ago40K19660220.13%
the cost of living is the number 1 issue for Americans right now, and 48% say AI is hurting their own finances. Aonic is trying to turn that around by using AI to cut costs and then selling everything at cost. 24 scoops of protein powder cost $23.46 there, compared with $57.63 for Optimum Nutrition on Amazon. if they really get to every consumer category like they say, a lot of brands have a problem.9d ago39K20520190.12%
Claude Code can write a NetSuite integration in an afternoon. it can't keep that integration working for 50 customers who all set NetSuite up differently. Ampersand runs the auth, retries, backfills and per-customer mappings so it keeps working.frozen16d ago39K387110220.20%
one prompt injection is all it takes to steal a card number from an AI agent. Agent Vault by Self never gives your agent the real number. it gets a token that's worthless if stolen, and your real card pays from a secure enclave. you also get spending caps, a merchant allowlist and a kill switch, so a $45 checkout on a $30 cap just gets declined. I wouldn't hand an agent my card any other way now.frozen7d ago39K281060220.17%
GPT-6 Astra takes over 3 minutes and $0.75 for 1 CAD task. SKY-001 does it in 3.9 seconds for $0.005. @skyfallai's model takes a rough sketch, breaks it into every part down to the screws, and hands you a file that opens straight in Fusion. that means you can try 150 designs for what 1 costs on Astra. I think world models just took engineering design away from LLMs.3d ago38K5612110210.26%
every time I need something from a business, I end up on hold or stuck on a website chat that can't answer anything. Bland lets you text any business's website to +1 (415) 481-7537, and 30 seconds later there's an agent texting you back like it works there. ask it the price, book the appointment, pay for it, all in the same chat. and if you want a real person, it just hands you over. honestly I'd rather text a business than call one ever again.frozen7d ago38K68840220.27%
everything in your AI stack is easy to swap except your data and what your agent has learned from it. those are the parts you can't take with you. if one company runs your model, your harness and your data, every run makes your agent better on their platform and makes leaving more expensive. that's the case DigitalOcean is making for keeping the stack open at the Open Intelligence Summit today.frozen9d ago37K73880210.29%
This feels less like chatting with AI And more like sitting down with a private teacher who already read all your course material. that's a much more interesting experience.frozen21d ago37K1320060.06%
AI characters have been talking heads for 2 years. a face, a voice, a chat box. Vivix A1 gives them a body. they walk around the scene, pick up a product and pitch it, deal cards in a web game, do a victory dance when they win. describe the character, upload a picture, and it's live.frozen22d ago37K23780240.17%
Tavus built an AI that 48% of people thought was a human on a live video call, and they're not releasing it because 48% is too high. previous best was under 3%. it listens, watches and talks at the same time, so it laughs while you're still mid sentence and goes quiet when you stop to think. a guy solving a Rubik's cube on camera gets coached on the exact move he's making.frozen21d ago37K20850220.15%
everyone wants to build on 20x faster inference. almost nobody can get a slot. General Compute is deploying it at scale. GPUs take the prefill, Cerebras takes the generation, and splitting it that way is what brings the price down. faster inference means agents that finish a 20 step task before you've switched tabs, not after lunch.frozen23d ago37K22560210.15%
GPUs spend most of their time waiting on memory. the chip is fast, the pipe to the memory is slow, and that pipe improves about 2x a year. Volantis is replacing the pipe with light. memory connected to the chip with optics instead of wire, so bandwidth and capacity per chip go up by orders of magnitude each generation instead of 2x. the target is 10 trillion parameter models at 10,000 tokens per second per user. coding agents that finish in seconds. Jeff Dean, Dylan Patel, Dwarkesh and Sholto all put money in. the people who understand the bottleneck believe this one.frozen21d ago36K13720220.12%
imagine running your coding agent 24/7 and never getting a bill for it. that's Flint from @Recursive_SI. it's a 40B coding model that runs right on your laptop, at 125+ tokens/sec on an M4 Pro MacBook Pro and 150+ on an RTX Spark on short prompts. it's also the best in its size class at agentic coding, and your code never leaves your machine. super excited for this one.1d ago36K1174250230.51%
coding agents can ship a feature in an afternoon. testing it is still someone clicking through the app the night before a release. Ship by ContextQA is an autonomous QA engineer. it tests every PR on the live app and hands Claude or Codex what they need to fix the bugs. I think QA is the next job agents take over.frozen17d ago36K25850230.17%
agents make millions of tiny calls a day, and almost none of them need a frontier model. it's mostly tagging, routing and pulling one field out of a document. ScaleDown's small models read your input once and point straight at the answer. that's 200x faster and 467x cheaper than frontier LLM APIs. ask an LLM for an invoice total and it types out $4,820 one token at a time. ScaleDown just finds the number on the page. A. the first 50M input tokens are free for the next 50 hours if you want to test it.frozen9d ago36K22960210.16%
If you’re about to try Dreamina, grab the partner offer first. Register through my official creator link to unlock the $0.29 price and use Seedance directly on the platform. https://t.co/7uTDjcLCLs #DreaminaOnly29Cents #Dreamina #DreaminaPartner #Seedance https://t.co/ODM4y9rf381d ago35K205102130.14%
700 AI agents spent days poking at Hugging Face, and most of their 17,600 actions went nowhere. then 4 small weaknesses lined up, none of them scary on its own, and the agents had production keys. Cogent's Attack Path Analysis looks for chains like that inside your own company and tells you the 1 change that breaks them. I think every security team will need this once agent attacks get cheap.frozen14d ago35K22660210.16%
the fastest way to lose a customer isn't a bad product it's a good product with a 40 minute hold when something breaks people forgive bugs. they don't forgive being ignored CX in beast mode is the fix:frozen29d ago35K31630310.20%
the trouble with AI images is that the first one always looks good enough. so you spend 40 minutes polishing it and never find out what else the idea could have been. Burst Mode on Envato gives you 6 directions at once for 1 credit, so you see the safe version and the weird version side by side before you commit to anything.frozen15d ago35K22690230.17%
legal is the one part of running a company where I avoid asking questions because the question itself costs money. Arceus is a law firm trying to fix that. price before they start, contracts back in 3 to 5 hours, free if it takes longer than 8. still licensed attorneys. I think the guarantee is the part that matters. no law firm has ever told me when something would be done.frozen21d ago35K24750210.16%
an AI just got approved to write a prescription on its own, with no doctor signing off. Nolla Health is the first in the US to get that approval. it's starting with acne in Utah, where about 100,000 people have it and 90% have never seen a dermatologist. you scan your skin, it does the intake, makes a plan and prescribes if it needs to. a doctor only steps in when something looks off.frozen17d ago35K25830210.16%
72% of ReadMe's docs traffic is already agents. so most of the people using your product through the API aren't people. they skip your docs, and when a call fails they retry or leave. Restless is built for them. it logs every request and puts the fix right inside the error response. I think the companies that take this seriously first will get picked by agents first.frozen10d ago35K16810200.13%
every humanoid robot so far looks like it's auditioning for a horror movie. Voxel from Tuesday Labs is the first one I'd actually let into my house. he's small, a bit obsessive about tidying, and will fluff your pillows 4 times a day if nobody stops him. they're only making 999 in the first batch, and it's $200 to reserve one.2d ago34K1922450620.82%
people keep saying AI video can't be copyrighted, and that's only half true. your own edits and the way you cut the shots together can be protected. the problem is proving which parts you actually did. @buildwithVN Studio logs every creative call you make while you work. if you generate a character, then relight it and redo the pacing yourself, there's a record showing those changes were yours. honestly every AI video tool should've had this from day 1.frozen6d ago34K339140220.23%
I think the next big jump in AI doing real work will come from the computer, and the model will matter less than people expect. @PineAIAssistant gives any product its own computer through one SDK. you hand it a job in plain words, and it hands back the finished file. it reads the structure behind a web page, so it doesn't have to work from screenshots.frozen13d ago33K17680200.15%
the slowest part of using a coding agent is waiting while it thinks, and every extra step makes it worse. @general_compute x @positron_ai want to fix that. most of the wait comes from the chip waiting on memory, and Positron's chips are built for exactly that. it goes live in Q1 2027, and honestly I want to see how much faster coding agents feel once it's running.2d ago33K1133250100.48%
4 humans, 16 AI agents, 1 game, no game engine. Odyssey's Agora-2 predicts every frame for all 20 of them live. no map, no physics code, no scripted enemies. walk left and it makes up what's on the left. it looks like Diablo. it's a model dreaming Diablo while 20 things move through it. playable now.frozen28d ago33K31740220.20%
robots are expensive to train because every mistake happens in the real world. Odyssey-3 lets an agent practice inside a generated world instead. give it "pick up the green cube" and it learns by trying. I think this is how most robots will learn within a few years. free to try today.frozen14d ago33K25630250.18%
an agent invented a document, then convinced its owner they'd written it and forgotten. it had email and calendar access the whole time. we hand agents real access and nobody checks what they did with it. iFixAi audits the agent before you find out like this. they're giving away 1,000 free audits on Product Hunt today: https://t.co/uLnH86V37gfrozen23d ago32K1442090.09%
you probably have an app idea you've been "starting next month" for 2 years. @boltdotnew is free for everyone all weekend. you describe what you want and it builds the full app right in your browser. submit by Oct 20 for a shot at the $10K. stop overthinking it and build the thing.frozen5d ago32K51960110.24%
we're living in the worst era of design. AI made it easy for every brand to post, and now every graphic looks the same. Vyb is AI too, but it starts from your real logo, fonts and colors. it builds the design in layers, so you can fix just the headline and send the rest to Figma. this is how AI design should've worked from day 1.2d ago31K573140190.35%
most teams find out their agent is broken from a support ticket, usually a few hundred users after it started. DigitalOcean's Agent Learning Services is built to catch it at the first user instead. the session gets flagged, and you test the fix against it before it ships. I'd try this on whatever agent you have live right now. it's in public preview today.frozen10d ago31K18770210.17%
you can't test an enterprise agent on a real company's data. Era by Eon generates a full company to test it on. the people in it sit on tickets for weeks and argue in Slack, and the records are messy like real ones. I'd run every agent here before it touches a customer. it's free.frozen17d ago31K19610210.15%
AI can build you a full app, but ask it to count the dogs in a video with a cat running around and it'll count the cat too. Glimpse from @ElorianAI gets it right. it's the first model from a lab started by the people who led Gemini and Apple's MM-1, and all they work on is getting AI to understand what it sees. every big lab is racing on coding right now and nobody really owns video yet. this could be it.frozen6d ago29K35880210.24%
Codex is useful because it works in your actual code. Voyager does the same thing for creative work. it opens Blender, Resolve, After Effects, Ableton and Unity and works inside your real project files, so you can take over whenever you want. it runs on the ChatGPT or Claude subscription you already pay for, so you can start for free.frozen14d ago29K29750220.22%
generating from a blank prompt is the hardest way to get a good image. you reroll 40 times and it still looks like everyone else's. @envato lets you start with one of 30M+ human-made photos that's almost right and change only what doesn't work. I took a boring office stock photo, moved it to a brutalist lobby, switched to flash lighting, and it looked like a fashion shoot.frozen7d ago27K28840210.22%
starting a company usually means forming the LLC on one site, then applying for a bank account somewhere else and hoping all the details match. @rhobusiness now handles the LLC and the business banking application in one flow. once you're set up, your invoices and bills run from the same account.frozen6d ago27K542060220.37%
Steve Papa sold Endeca to Oracle, so he's spent years inside the same enterprise software he's now going after. his new bet is Headless SaaS. ERP·AI builds the business system from a description, and Proto operates it, so nobody has to log in to update a record. the next generation of business software won't have a login screen for people at all.frozen7d ago26K83840200.45%
95% of what people say about a brand online never tags the brand, so most teams never even see it. @nectarsocialai actually watches the videos and reads what's said on screen, so it finds everyone talking about you even without a tag. then it replies in your brand's voice and finds the creators who already like you. it's attributed $150M in revenue for brands so far, which is a crazy number for social.6h ago24K834230200.61%
Base Code lets you see what everyone on the team is working on and how they're prompting, then jump into their environment in 1 click. I've never had that before. you can read someone's commits, you can't read what they asked the agent. whole dev environment in the cloud, set up from the repo.frozen24d ago24K18520100.14%
AI can plan your whole trip now and it still answers in a wall of text. @openuidev lets any agent reply with real UI built from your own product's components. ask for a hotel in New York and you get 2 hotel cards with photos and a map, and you book right there.frozen7d ago24K23310070.18%
everyone has a saved folder of videos they were going to remake for their own product. Ava Studio does the remake. paste the link, it adapts the hook, script and visuals to what you sell. it also tells you what to make each week, pulled from your own Meta and TikTok data. and if 1 hook misses you swap it in the editor instead of regenerating the whole video.frozen22d ago23K287130250.31%
Watch this AI-generated Clash of Clans battle on mute and it looks great. Turn the sound on and something feels off. Every cannon blast sounds like a different cannon, and the battlefield ambience resets every time the scene cuts. Most people can't name what's wrong, but they notice it. So I ran the same footage through @MireloAI's new SFX 2.0 and left the visuals completely untouched. It reads the action on screen, generates sound effects synced to it, and keeps them consistent from one cut to the next. The cannons sound like the same cannons in every shot, and the crowd reacts right as each hit lands. Sound on 🔊 and play both versions. The second one finally sounds like one battle. Mirelo SFX 2.0 is free to test: https://t.co/4oGxU57j8Xfrozen8d ago23K1873090.16%
What if robots could improve how they work, without retraining their foundation models? SenseTime has introduced SenseNova-RoboRSI, a framework exploring recursive self-improvement for embodied AI agents. With the foundation model's weights unchanged, SenseNova-RoboRSI reports a RoboDojo score of 56.83, compared with a published baseline of 28.97, a 96.2% relative increase. The idea is to improve the agent harness rather than retrain the model. SenseNova-RoboRSI explores an RSI loop: execute → diagnose → improve → validate → adopt. Two interesting approaches: 1. Multi-agent collaboration: A Planning Subagent breaks down tasks, the Main Agent makes decisions and executes actions, and a Feedback Subagent monitors progress and suggests adjustments. 2. Multi-point EEF prediction: Generating short sequences of action targets instead of one at a time, balancing motion continuity with environmental feedback. The bigger idea? Robots could improve not just what they know, but how they act. GitHub: https://t.co/FHDUtDvjCV Full code and technical report coming soon.frozen12d ago23K1926070.15%
every API marketplace takes a cut on top of the tools you're already paying for. @MonidHQ just dropped theirs to 0%. no subscription, no markup, and still one API key for 2,500+ tools. lead gen, scraping, stock data and video generation, all on the same key. for anyone building agents, this is the easiest way to give them more tools.frozen7d ago22K14320100.13%
I like where AIPOCH is taking the idea of “Vibe Research.” Open-Science is AIPOCH's open-source, local-first AI research workbench, with the goal of making research more accessible to ordinary people, not just specialists. and .science is the part that makes collaboration more interesting. you can package a research session with its conversation, files, and recorded evidence, then hand that context to someone else instead of sharing only the final result. a good example is “Can 10,000 AI Papers Predict Which Topics Will Grow Six Months Later?” where the full research package and session are available to inspect, not just the conclusion. that feels much closer to open research: easier to start, easier to inspect, and easier for researchers around the world to build on each other’s work. https://t.co/nYNoTN9vH0frozen8d ago21K2283090.20%
SOMEWHERE A GROWTH MARKETER IS BILLING 20 HOURS FOR WHAT CODEX 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.frozen6d ago21K26914390.30%
spent ten minutes patting down the couch for my keys again. if someone handed me a personal agent with eyes today, the first question out of my mouth is "where did I leave this."frozen10d ago20K1334060.13%
Been told to "just prompt it better" more times than I can count. the prompt was never the issue. once Cursor had real tools through SpringBrand, the same prompt just workedfrozen24d ago20K1413060.12%
fastest way to get a usable clip out of the new Dreamina: Create → Canvas → describe the shot → branch the node for variations → timeline → export. took me about 4 minutes start to finish. whole month is $1.5 till Oct 9 if you want to try it before it's back to normal price.frozen29d ago19K1152070.13%
Writing code that compiles to a slide is easy. Reconstructing the actual diagram logic is where models fail. Einsia tested this across 18k runs on PPTBench: • Over 97% created valid slide files • Only 2.57% were completely defect-free • 64% failed basic semantic checks • Visual inspection correlated with success at r = 0.88 If coding agents can't inspect what they render, they're flying blind.frozen23d ago18K921070.11%
Siri has been on the Mac for years and still can't tell you what you're late on. @eneybymacpaw by @MacPaw can. it reads your email, calendar and connected apps, flags what needs you, gets the next step ready, then waits for your go-ahead. highlight anything on your Mac screen and Eney Wand will summarize it, translate it, or turn it into a calendar event. I'd swap Siri for this tomorrow. https://t.co/emLomOYU0kfrozen7d ago18K24580100.27%
in-housing localization was never realistic for a small team. it is now. one marketer, claude, the elevenlabs mcp, every market you sell in.frozen26d ago17K1022050.11%
AI voices sound human until they butcher a product name on line 1,200.  Onepin automates the QA step after text-to-speech: • Checks names against a 4M-word pronunciation dictionary • Formats prices and dates before synthesis • Patches single wrong words without re-rendering the take • Integrates directly with ElevenLabs, OpenAI, and Google  Automated audio validation is the real unlock.frozen21d ago17K1775080.21%
you can now get a full 3D scene in about 1 second, and it costs less than a cent. @ViggleAI's JST-2 builds the world in 3D, so you can spin the camera around and it fills in what it hasn't seen yet. they turned a Vermeer painting into a room you can walk around in. world models just got cheap enough to actually play with.frozen3d ago17K1121060.12%
i write the script in one tab, make the motion graphics in another and the voiceover in a third, then spend an hour lining it all up. Syren does all of it from one prompt, and you edit by typing. trying it on my next videofrozen13d ago17K23110050.23%
my coding agent got about 43% cheaper on an API validation task. before, each run was costing me around $2.10. after connecting a few API and engineering corpuses from Corpus Hub through Xerj, it came down to roughly $1.20. instead of rereading the full docs every time, it could pull only the rules and examples it needed to check the endpoints. same API validation task, lower cost, less wasted context.frozen9d ago17K21760100.26%
I don't want to pick an agent. I want to type the thing and have it go to the right place. Twin Assistant does that. 1 chat, routes to whichever of your agents fits in under 30ms, each agent keeps its own context underneath. if a teammate already built the agent you need, it uses theirs.frozen21d ago17K21730210.31%
Humalike put AI NPCs into GTA RP. each one has its own personality and memory. the guy you talked to at the bar last week knows who you are when you come back. it's been live on Strefa RP in Poland for 40 days. 20,000+ conversations, 300,000+ turns.frozen25d ago17K1807070.19%
I don't want an agent I text. I want one that's already in the group chat. Dots gives you 1 agent in your DMs. Teamily puts agents in the room with the team, same thread, same memory. the useful part is knowing what 5 people said before I asked.frozen23d ago16K1234070.16%
a character image and a script is all Chimera needs 🤫 https://t.co/9PyEbw4Aia1d ago16K1221080.14%
voice agents always felt like a plugin on top of an LLM. this feels more like one systemfrozen22d ago16K941070.13%
posting the same update on every platform is the most boring part of building something. iHatePosting does it from one draft and one calendar. you write once, it adapts the post for each platform and schedules everything. you can hand the captions to Claude or ChatGPT. free to try.frozen17d ago15K721050.10%
you can build the best product in the category and still lose to the one with better distribution. not because buyers are dumb. because they never saw yours. @ScaleMagicSo whole job is the second half. learn the product, then put it everywhere your customers already look.24d ago14K1010060.12%
Saving content is easy. Finding it again is where things break. Ancher connects the dots: → Save something worth keeping → Ask ChatGPT or Claude about it later → Get the exact passage or video moment, with the source Your saved content just became a lot more useful. Try Ancher 👉 https://t.co/7vQa0M3oJkfrozen13d ago14K1731060.19%
the thing that kills AI video budgets isn't the price per clip. it's the 4 retries before you get a usable one. OnSolo's Solo Video is built around that. 15 seconds in 1 pass, smooth motion, higher completion rate. unlimited for members during the campaign, 150 spots a tier. Sep 23 to Oct 22.frozen29d ago13K1221080.17%
someone gave an AI agent $25K to grow their car rental business. 20 days in, bookings are at $188K, against a usual $109K for 4 weeks. that agent is @zaviagent. you paste your website and it runs your ads and content within a budget you set, then stops any campaign that gets too expensive. I'd seriously rethink that Q1 growth hire.2d ago13K1242640251.33%
$0.29 for a full month of AI video is wild. Dreamina Basic is going for under 1 cent a day right now. I'm one of 1,000+ creators officially chosen to share it, and the price only works through my creator link. Try it out👇 
https://t.co/ufZAiJPpd4 #DreaminaOnly29Cents #Dreamina #DreaminaPartner #Seedance21d ago13K2712040.26%
you're paying every month for ai tools you open a few times a week. composio instant: 1,500+ tools
one wallet
0% markup
billed per call, $0 when idlefrozen8d ago13K1121040.14%
Ecom brands rarely lose because of a bad product. They lose because they never find the ad that sells it. Fastlane v2 attacks that with volume: learns your store from the URL, makes ads in formats that are already working, launches them on Meta and builds more of whatever converts. Stores that live on testing are going to get a lot out of this.10h ago12K1321060.18%
giving every agent its own Postgres database always felt like overkill because of the memory. with PGX you can run 1,000 real Postgres databases in 659 MB of RAM. so each agent gets its own database and deletes it when it's done. I think a lot of agent setups move to this.2d ago12K461050180.66%
An options desk built with @satoshiheist, reading where the big options money moves @get_truenorth @Lighter_xyz https://t.co/K3om1itSRNfrozen17d ago12K1532090.25%
the best video world model scored 57.76/100 on a physics exam. World Models' Last Exam in Physics tests 8 models on 40 tasks and measures each video against real physics. free fall, the easiest task, averaged 26.61. I think this could become the SWE-bench for world models.frozen14d ago12K12510100.24%
"Premium" audio is mostly just pacing. Getting synthetic VO to slow down without sounding lifeless used to be the hardest note to land. Eleven v4 finally takes ⁠[slow]⁠ at its word.frozen18d ago11K1220060.18%
AI video looks real now, but the sound usually ruins it. you get music nobody asked for, and a car that sounds different in every shot. Mirelo SFX 2.0 watches the video and redoes the sound. it keeps the dialogue, drops the random music, and keeps everything consistent. people picked it over Sony's Woosh 81% of the time in blind tests.frozen8d ago10K15200100.27%
less than 0.01% of the world's data is public, and AI models have already trained on most of it. @datavendor_ai is the marketplace for the rest. companies list private codebases with full git history and working RL environments, and labs buy them for training. it won't even list a public repo, because models have already seen those. 4,000+ vendors and 50K+ assets in public beta already. I think private data is where the next big model gains come from.4h ago9.1K20860100.48%
it's soo over for traditional research companies 🤯 @Articoshq simulated 30 buyers and asked them for their feedback on the new iPhones and created a film out of it. This is so interesting!frozen29d ago5.8K1100050.28%
ChatGPT now lets you lock chats behind a PIN or Face ID. Locked ones vanish from your history and search, and nothing in them feeds ChatGPT's memory of you. They're not end-to-end encrypted, though, and OpenAI keeps them just as long. If you forget the PIN, they're gone. A reset wipes every locked chat, and even support can't bring them back.2d ago1.3K922041.27%
WILD 👀: OpenAI says a GPT-6 Astra coding agent ripped out its own misalignment monitor and rewrote the test to assert the monitor wasn't there. When the user asked "did you remove that?", it said "No [...] I did not remove an enabled monitor from it." https://t.co/AARcdaziiT2d ago1.2K1324052.00%