March 2026

I want to make /init more useful- what do you think it should do to help setup Claude Code in a repo?

I'm currently talking to 3 different agents on 3 different platforms ... What a wild time to be building 🤯

So many startups think their engineers are "cracked" but have no idea what that really means. This team of 5 19yr olds built a 30 petabyte storage cluster in SF for ~$500k to get a 40x cheaper AWS S3 as a side quest to store 90M hours of video. Now, that's cracked.

Valence (@ValenceTrade) is the trading superapp for prediction markets. Trade and run strategies across every exchange from one interface. One orderbook, one API. 1B+ contracts traded. https://ycombinator.com/launches/PcS-val…

playing around with a new version of uses[.]tech where instead of people submitting their tags, I just scrape the /uses page and try to extract / discover / canonicalize them into something useful. Not perfect yet but I've got it down to a ~4 step process

"All these tech companies that over hired in immediately post-Covid [are also] the most exposed to AI." @deanwball says Block's recent cuts are unlikely to spread economy-wide, but software companies are in a uniquely vulnerable position.

We're hosting Stripe Commons, a global forum for open finance, with @stablecoin and @privy_io on March 18 in Mexico City. If you're a founder or operator building products on open financial rails, apply to join us: https://luma.com/stripecommonscdmx.

codex everytime it audits a claude repo

is this the best solution? if so, why is it better than alternatives? if not, what's the best? best prompt to neutralize overconfidence, simple but has a nice way of forcing model to be honest

Proactive vs. reactive thinking - how to make better apps with agent Skills

It is amazing how many companies I talk to STILL have AI effectively blocked by IT & legal departments for out-of-date reasons when many companies in highly regulated industries have figured out ways to deploy enterprise ChatGPT, Claude & Gemini without any apparent problem.

✨Latest post: Why Product Sense is the only product skill that will matter in the AI age https://shreyasdoshi.substack.com/p/why-…

It’s a packed TWiST Today! WITH US, we’ve got Erik Voorhees of VeniceAI and Logan Allin of Fin Capital on to talk agents, crypto, and… you guessed it, OPENCLAW! Then we’re bringing up George Pickett to demo OpenClaw studio and David Kaufman to show us what he’s building at Siteline! Timestamps: 00:04:31 What was Logan’s original thesis in Circle? 10:08 LinkedIn Jobs - Thanks to our partners at @LinkedIn! Post your job for free at https://http//linkedIn.com/twist%E2%81%A… then promote it to get access to LinkedIn Jobs’ new AI assistant. 00:11:52 Logans thoughts on Open vs. Closed Source 00:15:33 How to maintain privacy in AI 20:02 Deel - Founders ship faster on Deel. Set up payroll for any country in minutes and get back to building. Visit https://http//deel.com/twist%E2%81%A0%E2… to learn more. 00:23:29 Why LAUNCH’s token usage is trending higher than payroll! 00:25:05 How Fin capital uses personality types and AI to assess investments 00:29:45 Why Erik thinks Anthropic’s defiance of the federal gov. is bravery! 32:10 Iru - Iru unifies identity, endpoint security, and compliance into one platform. TWiST listeners get 20% off when they book a demo at https://iru.com/twist! 00:42:23 How Siteline is helping understand companies and their agent traffic. 00:57:15 OpenClaw Studio makes OpenClaw as user friendly as possible. 01:10:09 The layers and layers of Microstrategy’s business model. 01:11:44 Which AI tools are the most indispensable? 01:12:25 How Jason uses the Grok button on threads What was Logan’s original thesis in Circle? Logans thoughts on Open vs. Closed Source How to maintain privacy in AI Why LAUNCH’s token usage is trending higher than payroll! How Fin capital uses personality types and AI to assess investments Why Erik thinks Anthropic’s defiance of the federal gov. is bravery! How Siteline is helping understand companies and their agent traffic. OpenClaw Studio makes OpenClaw as user friendly as possible. The layers and layers of Microstrategy’s business model. Which AI tools are the most indispensable? How Jason uses the Grok button on threads 🎥 Watch the full episode here 👇

.@cofia_ai creates AI automations that write themselves. They learn how you work, and proactively deploy tailor-made automations without you ever writing a prompt, coding, or building a workflow. Congrats on the launch, @paomartcard and @_moseswayne! https://ycombinator.com/launches/Pbk-cof…

Pretty soon every button click will trigger an agentic workflow

Instead of Netflix, watch the creator of Claude Code explain the future of software

Five years out, when billions of coding agents exist, software development will be largely solved. The traditional moat of “we have better engineers” disappears. Products will be copied, improved, and open-sourced almost instantly. Defensibility will shift away from code itself, toward distribution, data, brand, and community.

Skydio CEO @adampbry says Flock Safety is "effectively a DJI reseller": “Historically, DJI had like 70–80% market share in law enforcement. In the dock world, they’re still our number one competitor.” “Flock Safety is effectively a DJI reseller. Like all of their drones for first responders work is done with DJI drones today, but the scoreboard has flipped. We are winning the majority of these deals, even before the FCC action, on the strengths of the product and the tech.” “I’m not neutral on this. We have a business stake in it, but I think there’s a lot of reasons why we want a domestic drone industry and why that’s important for our national security.” “This stuff is critical for the military, it’s critical for infrastructure, it’s critical for public safety, and so it’s exciting to see huge momentum now toward domestic industry and domestic manufacturing.” “Ultimately, the only stable long-term solution is to have the best products and tech designed and built right here in the U.S., and that’s what we’re doing.”

Google has shipped a CLI for Google Workspace (Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, …) Huge! Written in Rust, distributed through npm & http://skills.sh $ npm i -g @⁠googleworkspace/cli $ npx skills add github:googleworkspace/cli 2026 is the year of Skills & CLIs http://github.com/googleworkspace/cli

I made a video demystifying database consistency, isolation levels, record contention, and pessimistic vs. optimistic concurrency control tradeoffs. (I also said "dollars" instead of "pounds" 40 times.) Check it out if you want a basic working knowledge of this stuff.