Jeff Hurray

There’s always money in the banana stand. Building @ cursor_ai and other things

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@jsarihan Epic announcement!

[John Sarihan @jsarihan]

Today, we're launching Crosby Intelligence to push the frontier of legal AI forward.

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

Congrats to John and team! They’re hiring - go build with the best!

[John Sarihan @jsarihan]

We raised our $60M Series B for one reason: to hire people who are unreasonably good at what they do.

Excited to have Lux & Index leading the investment, with participation Sequoia, Elad Gil, Bain Capital Ventures, and 01 Advisors. But the investors I'm most proud of are the ones who joined full-time: engineering and design leaders from Ramp, Stripe, Hume, and more. As a 15 person engineering team, our talent density is the highest I've ever been around.

We're hiring across eng, product, design, legal, and ops. If you want to build the next great applied AI firm (Neofirm), reach out. DMs open

[Eric Glyman @eglyman]

https://t.co/0VslhlEfIe

[Ramp Labs @RampLabs]

Today, we're launching Ramp Agent Cards.

There's been no safe way for agents to spend money, until now. Ramp Agent Cards give agents the ability to spend, governed with real spend limits, merchant controls, and full visibility into every transaction.

[Ramp @tryramp]

Federal agencies have reported an estimated $2.8 trillion in improper payments since 2003. Some from fraud, some error. But all the result of manual and fragmented financial systems.

Today, those teams are invited to the future.

This is Ramp for Public Sector. A product with dedicated environments for FedRAMP compliance and U.S.-only data residency.

1,600+ government and education orgs were already using Ramp. Now, for the first time, they’re getting dedicated FedRAMP-compliant environments and U.S.-only data residency, with policy enforcement, spend visibility, and audit trails baked into every swipe.

Here's what that looks like for our customers:

- @Ketchum_Idaho's 4-person finance team led 18 departments out of the paper era, reclaiming 100+ staff hours every month.

- @UTKnoxville Athletics runs spend at SEC speed, freeing up 24.2 hours/month on average through accounting automations.

- @KIPP_Nashville runs unified finance across 9 schools, cutting procurement approvals from a month to under a week and accelerating month-end close by 15 days.

- Naples Airport Authority gave their teams over 22 hours/month back and put more than $50k in cashback toward an employee hurricane relief fund.

- The City of Mount Vernon, Washington modernized its P-card program to make reconciliation >90% faster + saved taxpayers over $100k.

No more reconstructing the story after the fact.

Financial infrastructure has finally caught up to what public sector finance teams have needed all along.

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

Bookmarking this and will 100% forget about it

[Ian Nuttall @iannuttall]

In the latest version of Keep, you can now turn an entire 𝕏 thread into markdown by bookmarking any post in it

Then you can actually *do something* with your bookmarked content ;)

https://t.co/lKJrQGRiQ6

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@palisadesops Including alpine?

[Sugar Bowl Resort @sugarbowlresort]

Next operational update will be at 9:30am.

[yenkel @yenkel]

following on @ramp’s steps, @StripeDev shares about their internal background dev agents

main takeaways
- slack as main entry point
- importance of repeatable dev env
- custom for their dev productivity tools

question @stevekaliski:
“Since MCP is a common language for all agents at Stripe, not just minions”

if those mod servers hadn’t been around, would you have gone more for CLIs?

looking forward to part 2

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

When you did everything for the superbowl commercial but load test

[Daniel A. Saedi (DataManDan) @TheRealDanSaedi]

What’s going on inside @tryramp right now will be studied by business leaders, academics, policymakers and of course, agents for years to come.

Revenue and Inspect are billion dollar companies and they are just internal tools.

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@nzgb ^ my man ran matcha through his coffee machine once and is forever confused

[Zach Bruggeman @zachbruggeman]

The craft of engineering is rapidly changing. At @tryramp, we built our own background coding agent to accelerate faster.

We call it Inspect. It wrote 30% of merged frontend + backend PRs in the past week.

It’s powered by @opencode, @modal and @CloudflareDev. It runs fully in the cloud, and starts in seconds, letting every builder work at the speed of thought, no setup required.

Today, we’re open sourcing the full blueprint so anybody can build their own Inspect. Just give our spec to your current coding agent, and let it build your new favourite.

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@rjonesy I think most shared content could leverage the same system. Worst case you say “sorry we’re not able to match <the picture of your dog>” if you get sent nonsense

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@rjonesy can you please make it so I never have to type in a flight number again? I feel like a caveman especially for multi-leg flights

- share image of flight details via share extension
- let me search flights by origin / dest and airline. I know what time my flight is

🙏🙏

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@rjonesy Haha I believe it - my usage is admittedly supplementary not primary

How do you handle failed calendar or email syncs? High confidence there is a flight but failure to grok the details

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@rjonesy Haha I will still make my flight even if I don’t have the wonderful convenience of flighty

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@rjonesy Yeah matters the continuity you want - I’m fine with silent failures personally since the downside is minimal

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@rjonesy I’m biased but I like the ramp share extension

[Jeff Hurray @JeffHurray]

@rjonesy Push saying it didn’t work is fine - can always have a “failed imports” section or something but would be overkill imo