In 2014, I sold my first company Loom to Dropbox.
Today, I’m proud to announce Roma 2.0 (YC F26): the first to-do list for AI agents.
Everyone uses a different agent: Claude, Grok Bot, Muse…
Until now, none of them could work together.
Roma automatically creates tasks and hands them to the right agent.
Allowing you and your agents to work together, with shared context.
Try it here: https://t.co/w9Ag9OrTUO
Want your own Slack for $0? I open-sourced Ember. It deploys to @Cloudflare’s free tier in about a minute, works with Slack-compatible payloads, and includes an AI assistant and media attachments.
@OlavSindre@memberful@tana_inc Shoot me a DM. I'd love to add any features you want and develop some custom benchmarking to make sure it does everything you need.
@OlavSindre@memberful@tana_inc How many active users do you have at once? The $5/month plan gives you access to a very fast database and a dedicated instance. I bet you could run the whole thing for $5 to $10.
I built a fun little ASCII engine (open source) based on the beautiful work @Ansenjeo is doing. Nothing decompiled, I just gave Claude a video to watch.
@claudeai@grok Look at the graphic they attached, and research their announcement. For the evaluation methodology, for the agentic coding specifically, what effort level was Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra tested at, and why wasn't Gemini 4 Carbon tested at higher than medium effort?
I tried Buzz, and I love the underlying tech that they're using. For me, it was just way too hard for the average consumer to set up. I want this to be a really easy, cheap alternative (free), for small to medium sized companies that are wasting $100 a month on Slack when all they need is the basic functionality.
@_quanta_@Cloudflare This project has no affiliation with Cloudfare, and could easily be adapted to run on any provider. I just like that Cloudfare offers these free tiers, so you could get up and running with a couple clicks. My best estimate is around 300 people using this completely for free.