Alejandro Brega

🧑‍🚀 Building the OS for APIs | Founder and CEO at Zyla Labs (@Zyla_Labs)

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We just published a new video explaining how Zyla API Hub works 🧑‍🚀

If you’re a developer, founder, or product team that needs to discover, integrate, and manage APIs efficiently, this video gives a clear overview of what we do and why we built Zyla.

https://t.co/RWwHfm9nfk

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Narrow gaps usually aren’t solved by better prompts, but by missing capabilities.

MCP shifts the problem from “which API did I integrate?” to “what capability does the agent need right now?”

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Give your AI agent access to 10,000+ APIs via MCP.

Works with OpenClaw, Claude Code/Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, and any MCP-compatible client.

Just wrap this MCP as a skill:
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The most underrated skill in the AI era isn’t coding.
It’s writing for machines: context, structure, intent.
Markdown, prompts, specs.

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The memory ensures all future AI suggestions adhere to that architectural choice without you having to remind it in every prompt.

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Technical Explanation: How Open Bolt’s Memory Works
1. Contextual Persistence Layer:
Unlike standard LLMs that reset after every session, Open Bolt uses a Virtual File System (VFS).

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If you modified a component days ago, the AI "remembers" it because that change is indexed within its local project knowledge base.

3. State & Decision Management:
It tracks the evolution of your project. If you chose a specific library for state management early on

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The memory doesn't just store text; it persists the "state" of your code. If you modified a component days ago, the AI "remembers" it because that change is indexed within its local project knowledge base.

The memory doesn't just store text; it persists the "state" of your code

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Software engineering isn't going anywhere, and we need more engineers wanting to become masters of their craft.

AI coding tools can increase your enjoyment by removing the drudge work. They don't replace your thinking.

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At the end of the day, great software isn’t just engineering. It’s art.
And the people behind it? They’re this era’s Michelangelos — just with GitHub accounts.

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🎨👨‍💻 From marble and brushes to code and APIs — today’s artists don’t paint, they build.

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People talk a lot about how AI will replace developers. Maybe it will replace some tasks. But the big ideas? The “what if we tried this…” moments? The vision behind a blank screen turning into a world-changing app?

That’s not something you can automate.

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Fast forward a few centuries, and we’re doing something very similar… just with different tools.

A modern-day creator might sit in front of a laptop, headphones on, typing away.

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But it still can’t imagine something no one’s built yet.
It can’t feel that itch to solve a problem that hasn’t been named.
It can’t decide why something should exist.

That spark? That’s still ours.

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But what they’re doing is no less creative than sculpting a masterpiece — they’re building something that didn’t exist before. A product. A platform. A whole new digital experience.

Yes, AI can write code. It can debug, autocomplete, even build entire components if you let it.

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Tech hiring is dead and it's not coming back I think

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The software without bugs has no users.

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Some people today are discouraging others from learning programming on the grounds AI will automate it. This advice will be seen as some of the worst career advice ever given.

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This MCP server is the most useful thing you can add to your Cursor IDE—saved me hours of work!