We're raising a $5M seed round.
If you're a VC, enterprise IT leader, or Microsoft ecosystem partner — I want to talk.
Try the product right now (no signup):
https://t.co/zbMxxmA2Al
RT if you know someone wrestling with this problem 👇
This is incredible. This is the VR architecture I’ve always pushed for. I’ve worked on and solved the problems that come with offloading compute to a puck, especially for Foveated Rendering.
By the way, I own a granted patent covering multiscreen productivity on glasses.
“The lifestyle of an entrepreneur at its core is: I can take more pain than the other guy, and I'll prove it.”
“ There's a zen that can happen when a warrior has fought for a long time. You can get used to it.”
“ You almost start accepting it. Like, something bad happens and you don't even get mad.”
“ There are benefits. But you need to make sure you don't get so used to it that it doesn't even bother you. You can get so zen, you're unbothered.”
“ There's something special about the extra fierceness of being bothered, being upset about something that is wrong.”
— @travisk
Copilot Cowork launched TODAY inside M365.
On the surface it looks like another AI assistant upgrade. It's not.
Here's what it actually does:
You describe an outcome.
Cowork turns it into a plan and executes it across your real work, grounded in your emails, meetings, files, and calendar through something called Work IQ.
It pulls signals from Outlook, Teams, and Excel simultaneously. While you focus on other things, it keeps moving.
The four things it can do today:
> clean up your entire calendar and reschedule conflicts
> build a full meeting packet including briefing doc, deck, and draft follow-up email,
> research a company across web and work sources and
> deliver an executive summary plus an Excel workbook with labeled tabs, and build a complete product launch plan including competitive analysis, value proposition doc, and pitch deck.
All from a single instruction.
That alone would be a significant product announcement but that's not the story.
The story is who they built it with.
They used Claude for execution.
Not because they had to.
Because when $3 trillion is on the line, you don't gamble on loyalty.
You pick the best tool for the job.
This is the moment enterprise AI stopped being about who has the best model.
It became about who has the best judgment about which model to use when.
The companies that figure this out in the next 6 months will run circles around the ones still debating GPT vs Claude vs Gemini.
The AI wars were always framed as a race to build the smartest model. That framing was wrong. The real race was always about who controls the orchestration layer. Who decides which AI does what. Who enterprises hand the keys to.
We're raising a $5M seed round.
If you're a VC, enterprise IT leader, or Microsoft ecosystem partner — I want to talk.
Try the product right now (no signup):
https://t.co/zbMxxmA2Al
RT if you know someone wrestling with this problem 👇
Enterprise IT spent 20 years building Systems of Record.
ServiceNow. Jira. PagerDuty.
They store what happened.
Now we're deploying AI agents on top of all of it.
Here's the problem nobody's talking about 🧵
That's why I built @onepane_ai.
The context layer for enterprise IT.
A living knowledge graph of every incident, decision, and change — so your agents stop starting blind.
In 2 months:
→ $100K revenue
→ 6 enterprise PoCs
→ Gartner Sample Vendor 2025
Action without context isn't efficiency.
It's faster mistakes.
An AI agent with no operational memory doesn't reduce risk.
It automates it at machine speed.
No layer stores the WHY.
— Why was this decision made?
— Who approved it?
— What was tried before and failed?
— What changed 6 months ago that's causing this now?
This is the gap that makes AI agents dangerous at scale.
Most Azure estates still have hidden resilience gaps. Onepane surfaces them, prioritizes fixes by business impact, and guides teams toward true resilience—not just DR. 2‑day free resilience assessment available now. #Azure#Cloud#Resilience
Nimo Infinity - Introducing the World’s First AI Browser for Productivity. @nimoinfinity
We’re reinventing the GUI for AI.
As @karpathy recently pointed out at @ycombinator AI Startup School, the GUI for AI hasn’t been invented yet.
We filed a patent back in 2017 for an intelligent GUI for smartphones, but the technology wasn’t ready at the time.
Since AI became real, all those ideas came rushing back.
We started building Nimo Infinity over the past few months, thinking differently to design a rich, functional interface for all your AI Apps and Agents in a single canvas, with a deep focus on productivity.
Our mission is to build an entirely new AI OS that is secure, transparent, and interactive. Today, we are taking the first step with an AI Browser.
Key Highlights:
1. An Infinite Canvas for all your AI Apps & Agents
2. Memory and Context
3. Custom Chromium Engine
We’ve spent the last 7 years working on Spatial OS and ultra-portable spatial computers. That experience has shaped how we approach the AI Browser with a completely new interface, purpose-built for AI.
#AI #AIBrowser #GUI
Cloud FieldNote #1
Real blockers. Real shifts.
“..planning for months, but nothing’s live.”
A public sector team told me, last week.
Plenty docs. No execution.
We shifted to code. Used AI to map workloads. Modernized in hours—not months.
Now they’re building, not planning.
You wouldn't launch a rocket without a guidance system, would you? According to @adfolksllc founder @_arunmohan, diving into #GenAI without robust governance is like launching a product into the market blindfolded: https://t.co/g4dAY9jdd5 #AI#artificialintelligence
My latest substack newsletter is out. Click the link below to read it, it's all about feedback loops and how you can implement them.
Read here: https://t.co/EP3KKzuSET
My latest substack newsletter is out. Click the link below to read it, it's all about Guardrails and how you can implement them.
https://t.co/jSyHexxKe6
Rethinking stress: It's not hard work that causes it, but inaction. Jeff Bezos said it best: "Stress primarily comes from not taking action over something that you can have some control over.” My stress-busting method? Identify the issue, act fast. Time to tackle stressors proactively
In my work with many digital native companies, I've seen developers often depend on IT as they need resources to build products.
How can we fix this issue?
I believe using internal platforms is the answer. They provide developers with a single location to manage everything.
Had the pleasure of discussing LLMs, the right way to prompt them and more with @rjvickysdubai on @talk1003uae. Thank you Vivek for the insightful conversation.