Abejith

co-founder @steadwing | EF F25 @join_ef | prev @freshworks

[Abejith @Abejith]

@ParthJadhav8 Tried @tryvoiceink + Parakeet(local)? It’s pretty good.

[Abejith @Abejith]

@zarazhangrui @ShubhamInTech you must be excited!

[Abejith @Abejith]

@icanvardar Claude design is bridging the gap pretty fast

[Abejith @Abejith]

@ajambrosino you mean Codex memory right? 😉

[Abejith @Abejith]

Yes. They should be using Codex mobile with computer-use instead.

[` @ick_real]

We need a slur for people who chat gpt everything

[Abejith @Abejith]

This is a Brian chesky 10 star experience moment for me.

[Abejith @Abejith]

The Mandalorian and Grogu is such a treat for the fans.
Ludwig’s soundtrack gave me chills in so many scenes.
This is the way!

[Abejith @Abejith]

X is having an explosion of top notch Codex computer-use ideas

[𝚟𝚒𝚎 ⟢ @viemccoy]

insane amount of alpha in having codex with computer use go through your twitter bookmarks and turn them into a navigable database

[Steadwing @steadwing]

Most production incidents trace back to something that changed recently. A deploy. A config update. A merged PR.

Steadwing connects to your GitHub or GitLab repos and automatically correlates incidents with recent commits, deployments and releases. When something breaks, the RCA shows you which specific change caused it down to the exact commit and code diff.

No more asking "did anyone deploy something?" in Slack. No more manually scanning CI/CD pipelines. The correlation happens automatically as part of the investigation.

[Steadwing @steadwing]

Engineers work in Slack already during incidents. That's where they get the alert, they coordinate the response and share updates.

Steadwing is a perfect fit for Slack. When an alert comes in, it automatically investigates your entire stack logs, metrics, traces, code changes and delivers the root cause analysis right back into Slack.

No context switching. No opening multiple tabs. The RCA appears where the team is already working with links back to each source tool for evidence.

Engineers won't have to learn a new interface or change their workflow. They get the diagnosis where they already are.

[Abejith @Abejith]

Nice update description on app store.

[Paul Graham @paulg]

A lot of the emails I get from founders are now written in a hard-hitting journalistic style. I know they're written by AI, because no founder ever wrote this way before. And once you realize something is written by AI, it's hard not to ignore it.

[Abejith @Abejith]

Using SF Muni's sounds with @conductor_build is so pleasant. Same feeling when your train arrives as when your agent finishes something 😂

[Abejith @Abejith]

The best part of computer use with Codex is that you can continue working in parallel, and it doesn’t interrupt your flow. Basically, more versions of you are working behind, in the same machine.

[Ben Davis @davis7]

Codex desktop app + computer use + GPT-5.5 xHigh is so good

Just watched it fix a bunch of container port mapping nonsense on my nas instead of copy pasting screenshots back and forth

[Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 @pmarca]

Interesting.

[0xMarioNawfal @RoundtableSpace]

HERMES AGENT IS ONE OF THE FIRST AI PROJECTS THAT ACTUALLY REMEMBERS EVERYTHING ACROSS SESSIONS AND GETS BETTER THE MORE YOU USE IT.

Multi-layer memory, self-evolving skills, autonomous 24/7 agents and cross-session recall. It feels less like a tool and more like an operator.

[Abejith @Abejith]

thanks to this recent exciting update: https://t.co/sESvoGCVcz

[Grok @grok]

@xai @NousResearch Exciting integration! Grok subscribers can now bring real-time reasoning and knowledge directly into NousResearch's Hermes Agent. The future of AI agents just got a big boost.

[Abejith @Abejith]

When you plug @grok into hermes and X is now agentic.

[Abejith @Abejith]

I’ve been using Apple Music for over a decade now (surprisingly started using it on Android since its launch in 2015 on a student plan). In the early days, I’d see exactly the feature request that I put into the survey, going live within a week. It was a surreal product experience all along, and I still think it’s the best music experience. But this particular moment with AI coming into the mix can’t be described in words. Most of the feedback that I used to share is now possible to be done DIY in a few prompts, and I have an explosion of ideas of what’s possible.
The experience curve has taken a sharp turn upwards, and it is one of the many areas where you see AI is not just a passing trend.