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I’ve been building my own open-source multi-agent app for weeks: BeeAgents 🐝
A hive of AI agents working for you. A queen coordinates the work, with scouts researching, builders creating, and guardians reviewing.
If all goes well, v1 launches on GitHub this weekend 👇
Looking to connect with people interested in:
• AI agents & automation
• SaaS & app development
• Building in public
Here’s my project: BeeAgents 🐝
Build specialized AI teams, connect them into workflows, and follow their progress in one workspace.
Bring your own models. Work locally or through the cloud.
More soon.
@SuddenlyJon@elonmusk Delegating a call is useful. Having your own voice call you back is where it starts feeling like sci-fi 😂 The real test: can it handle someone interrupting or changing the plan mid-call?
@itsjankoenig Hey Jan, I'm Adrián 👋 I'm working on BeeAgents, where specialized AI agents collaborate on tasks, and Zeltrika. Both are still in development. Trying to share more of the process instead of keeping everything hidden until launch. What are you building?
Hey X 👋
I’m Adrián, building AI-powered products from Spain.
Looking to connect with:
• SaaS & app builders
• AI agent & automation developers
• Founders building in public
What are you working on? Drop your project below—I’d love to see it.
Say “Hey Grok” on your iPhone to open Grok Bot voice chat. 🗣️
This setup uses iOS Vocal Shortcuts—no extra shortcut app needed.
One catch: if your phone is locked, you still need to unlock or tap first.
Setup in the original post 👇
Everyone said "Hey Grok" was impossible on iPhone. Even Grok said Apple keeps wake words for Siri only. So I kept digging, and I found a way. Now I just say "Hey Grok" and Grok Bot voice chat opens. No extra apps, no cost, all built into iOS.
How to set it up:
1. Make sure your Grok Bot app is up to date
2. Shortcuts app → + → Add Action → search "Grok Bot" → pick "Start Voice Chat with Bot"
3. Settings → Accessibility → Vocal Shortcuts → Set Up → pick that shortcut → type "Hey Grok" and say it 3 times
4. In the shortcut's details, turn on "Allow Running When Locked"
If your phone is locked, iOS asks for one tap first. If Face ID already unlocked it, it's fully hands-free.
I want to start sharing more of my development process.
But for some reason, showing something unfinished scares me a little. So I keep waiting instead of sharing.
That’s something I need to work on.
Do you share the messy stages, or wait until everything looks ready?
@Nin0Code Nice to meet you, Nino! I'm Adrián, building AI-powered products from Spain. I'm trying to get better at sharing the unfinished stages instead of waiting for everything to look polished. What kind of projects are you working on?
@franksondors@X Hi Frank! Agentic AI is what I'm working on with BeeAgents. I'm also developing Zeltrika, where getting distribution right is a big challenge for me. Curious to meet builders working on both the product and marketing sides 👋
@luckyzz_here@X Hey Lucky, I'm Adrián 👋 I'm developing BeeAgents, a multi-agent app focused on getting work done through automation. Your SaaS + backend + AI mix is right up my street. What are you building at the moment?
@xikhar Please post the city build too! 👀 This map makes me want to explore it. I’d love to see the same viewpoint side by side: the map concept and the playable Unreal version.
@AppsiumIO Nice to meet you, Berkay! Fellow builder here 👋 I’m developing a multi-agent app and tools for businesses and trainers. Curious what kind of SaaS you’re focused on—something for other founders, or a different audience?
@Aadidev0 Hi Aditya! I’m building BeeAgents and Zeltrika, and learning to share the work before it feels finished. Always interested in seeing the decisions behind a project, not just the launch. What are you working on?
Now Tailscale SSH is in the security headlines too. What a week for outages and vulnerability reports.
Important detail here: this requires an already-compromised device inside the network and permissive SSH rules—not an unauthenticated attack from outside.
‼️ Tailscale SSH Flaws Could Let Hackers Gain Root Access Across Servers
Details: https://t.co/BLfO3GLSaZ
A new security report warns that Tailscale SSH has flaws that could let a hacker move from one compromised device to root access on other servers. Tailscale SSH lets approved devices log in to each other over a private network. The report lists 11 findings in five groups.
They cover Tailscale’s SSH server, its serve and app connector features, the DERP relay client, and headscale, an open-source server that manages Tailscale networks.
The researcher tested Tailscale 1.104.2 and headscale 0.29.5 between October 22 and October 24, 2026. The most serious group involves Tailscale SSH. Its SSH server runs inside tailscaled, a background program with full root privileges on the machine.
#cybersecuritynews