We built a custom AI sales tool.
Every morning it gives our client at Comcast Business:
→ 10 curated ZoomInfo leads based on his ICP
→ Personalized outreach for every prospect
→ 1–2 hours of his morning back
More time selling. Less time searching.
Here’s how we built it 👇
A lot of local businesses aren't stuck because they don't know what to do next. They're stuck because the next step is sitting in a spreadsheet, an inbox, or somebody's notes from last week and nobody has a free hour to dig it out.
Leads go cold. Follow-ups wait. The report that was supposed to go out Friday is still half finished on Monday. The work itself usually isn't hard. Owning it is.
That's what we build for. An agent that runs one painful workflow end to end so the owner stops being the backup plan for every unfinished task.
Some on X are saying cold email is dead because every inbox is about to have an agent in front of it.
We don't think email dies. The generic ones do.
If an agent is reading it first, "just circling back" isn't going to get through.
You have to actually do some homework and know what they do.
We're still the ones who have to hit send. It just can't be boring filler anymore.
@coryalthoff We build custom AI agents and automation tools for construction companies, IT sales orgs and nurse practioners so far. The niches that many ppl consider boring but are ripe for automation!
Fable 5.1 has been staged on the Amazon Bedrock API, with the slug now returning a 404 "Model not found" instead of a 400 "The provided model identifier is invalid" (like Opus 5.1 and garbage slugs like "us.anthropic.banana" do)
This usually happens in the days before release
We’ve switched all of our inference to Charleston AI.
The models are awful and it takes 7.5 minutes to process every request but man, there’s nothing more beautiful than supporting a small American AI business
Sourcing inventory is still way too manual of a process.
People spend hours bouncing between marketplaces, checking prices, looking at comps, and trying to figure out if something is actually a good buy.
We've been building tools that can do a lot of that work for you.
Imagine telling a custom sourcing agent:
'Find me collectibles listed at least 40% below market value.'
It scans the market, compares pricing, filters out the noise and sends you the deals actually worth your time ⌚
@austinxwalker Sometimes you need a reality distortion field a la Steve Jobs. If you believe in something strongly enough you can bend the universe to your will.
@contextconor Sometimes you gotta stop and smell the roses. Most people will never have the guts to start a company so you are already a major outlier.
Nvidia buying Hugging Face for $13B isn't really about buying another AI company.
It's about owning more of the AI stack.
Nvidia already owns the compute. #HuggingFace gives them one of the biggest distribution layers for open-source models and the developers building on top of them.
Our take at ClawHero AI is the model itself is becoming less of the moat.
The winners will control the infrastructure, distribution and agent layer around the models.
And for businesses, that's good news. More competition between open and closed models should mean better options, lower costs and less dependence on a single AI provider 🧠
Nvidia has reportedly agreed to buy Hugging Face, the popular open-source AI hub, for $12.9 billion in a move that would let Nvidia both protect its chip empire and jump back into the cloud business.
https://t.co/v9gaZr4Kdd