Saurabh

Wandering and figuring| Tweet about product, startups and whatever comes to my mind.

[Mukund Jha @mukundjha]

Most businesses don’t need just any software. They need a way to turn how they actually work into software

That’s what @emergentlabs is becoming: the operating system for businesses

Today we’re announcing our $130M Series C at a $1.5B valuation to put that future in their hands

[Emergent @emergentlabs]

The 'two good' chapter begins soon.

[Mukund Jha @mukundjha]

We help founders and business owners build real and reliable software with @emergentlabs

But once you ship, the real work begins: customers, ops, follow-ups, reminders, hiring. Endless small tasks

Today we start taking that off your plate

Introducing @buildwingman beta

[Saurabh @AlwaysObsessedd]

written by my wingman!!

[Saurabh @AlwaysObsessedd]

Intelligence is just the start. Super intelligence will eventually require a body and increasingly complex tools to interact with our world. Once it can 'do' as well as it can 'think', and not just software, the concept of human labor changes forever.

[Mukund Jha @mukundjha]

"Delhi wasn't built in a day. Your app can be."

We've got messages for Delhi as the India AI Impact Summit kicks off. India's AI story is ready for global take off and @emergentlabs will play a big part.

A few big reveals coming up to add to the excitement. Watch this space!

[Mukund Jha @mukundjha]

I think we misunderstand what prompt engineering actually is.

It's less about the prompt, and more about how clearly you think.

Good prompts should force you to break down messy ideas, name constraints and turn those vibes into concrete steps. If you can explain a problem well to an agent, you've usually already figured out most of the solution.

That's why, if you ask me, this skill matters even without AI. It simplifies complexity and makes hard problems feel manageable.

The agent just executes. But your choice of vocabulary + style of thinking is your unfair advantage.

So, what should a good prompt ideally account for? Here's an excellent example:

Build a web app to upload credit card statements (PDF/CSV), auto-categorize spend, detect subscriptions, and show a monthly dashboard.
(✓ Clear outcome)

Add anomaly detection, budget alerts (80%), and a plain-English AI summary with savings insights.
(✓ Defines user value)

Ensure secure data handling. Provide schema, APIs, setup steps. Design for multi-card scale.
(✓ Controls output + future-proofs)

[Netlify @Netlify]

Building AI Agents with OpenClaw https://t.co/IddSmUjIx1

[Mukund Jha @mukundjha]

Something straight out of science fiction is happening right now with @openclaw, and if you haven't used it, it's nearly a peek into the future.

OpenClaw/Moltbot is a personal agent that's always on, working for you. These agents are so autonomous, they are even running their social network: @moltbook

This is a genuine paradigm shift. Extremely useful and honestly, so much fun to just fidget with.

When I was playing with it, I realized the setup and potential security concerns could be intimidating for many. So we made it safe and easy for anyone.

Introducing MoltBot on @emergentlabs: 2 hours of setup is now 2 minutes.

Everyone can participate in the future. Enjoy!

Steps to start below ↓

P.S. This is an experiment, please share feedback and we'll improve as fast as we can.

[Mukund Jha @mukundjha]

Most billion-dollar ideas die because the barrier to build is too high, @emergentlabs changed that and hit $50M run rate in 7 months.

I spoke with @MohapatraHemant to share the hard lessons I've learnt and what it takes to build in AI

tl;dr takeaways 🧵
https://t.co/hCmk4HqKcn

[Mukund Jha @mukundjha]

15 months ago I didn't expect I'd start another company so soon

Then I saw how many great ideas never make it past day one

Today, we’re announcing a $70M Series B for @emergentlabs from @khoslaventures & @SoftBank

Here's the story of how we got here (thread) ⬇️

[Emergent @emergentlabs]

Spotify Wrapped 2025 is a masterclass in data visualization.

If you've been vibe coding, it's also fun to peek under the hood and build a custom Wrapped yourself. You don’t even need to be a dev to do it!

We created a tutorial covering everything you need to build it. ↓

[Saurabh @AlwaysObsessedd]

@davidpantera_ @Lovable @StanfordGSB Push to GitHub, import to @emergentlabs , and take it to prod! Works great

[Garry Tan @garrytan]

Zoho’s business would be first to be competed away by people building their own custom software built by people using @Replit @emergentlabs and @Taskade

Why pay $30/seat/month for over bundled SaaS when soon even nontech ops ppl can vibe-code a custom solution in a weekend?

[Emergent @emergentlabs]

A quiet moment before Vibecon. 🧘‍♀️

[Mukund Jha @mukundjha]

Vibecoding is dying..really?

Vibecode your way to @ycombinator

Meet Vibecon by @emergentlabs (w/ @awscloud & @anthropic)

Go from idea → guaranteed YC interview

200 builders, 2 nights, 1 life changing outcome at the YC HQ

[Emergent @emergentlabs]

Startup achievement unlocked. 🔓🥇

We told makers on @ProductHunt to dream it, text it, ship it... and they responded by making us number 1!

Grateful to everyone who supported our launch and are building with Emergent. Let's keep building our ideas into reality.

[Lucy Wang @TechWithLucy]

The only 8 tools I use to run my Tech YouTube channel:

• Notion - content calendar
• Gling - AI video editing
• Canva - thumbnails
• Teachable - courses
• Slack - student queries
• Emergent - vibe coding
• ChatGPT - script & research
• Claude - when ChatGPT fails me

[Archie Sengupta @archiexzzz]

do you see the new design cult?

[Olivia Moore @omooretweets]

3️⃣ Vibe coding has landed in enterprises

It's not just a prosumer trend! Number three on the list, below OpenAI and Anthropic? @Replit.

Other listmakers in the category include @lovable and @emergentlabs, while @cursor_ai made the ranks for more technical users.