Kumar

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

VENI. VIDI. VICI.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@ayushagarwal This is what we are trying to solve with Kuralit. Remember the demo we presented at IRL 2nd edition?

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@ayushagarwal Then whay else? I just wants to hear ur perspective.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@goelrishabh Why dont you use gmail plugin insidr codex and let the harness fig out inbox zero based on your req?

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@nikitabier The scary part is how cheap this gets. You don’t need some sophisticated botnet anymore. One person can spin up thousands of agents that browse, submit, scrape, retry and adapt on their own. The economics of spam are about to get completely broken.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@itskeyans What'll happen if we give choices like?

Drink a cake,
Eat spring water,
Hydrate yourself,
Go to hotel. 😂

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

I don't think prompting makes everyone an artist.

But it does let way more people find out they had taste before they had technique.

That's interesting on its own.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

I keep thinking about this with Jev and i'm no expert or tech guy.

What if I give it 5 options and all 5 are not relevant?

Will it pick one with 60% confidence and technically never “hallucinate”?

But it's still wrong lol.

For agents and UI decisions, I think “none of these are good enough” is actually a pretty important answer.

Am I right here @itskeyans?

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

Startups do this too tbh, we just call it conviction until something works.

Difference is we can kill a bad bet in a week instead of turning it into a 12 month roadmap

[Nikita Bier @nikitabier]

The vast majority of large companies survive purely by launching things and discovering what works by Process of Elimination.

There is no rhyme or reason -- or conviction -- in anything they do.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

Startups do this too tbh, we just call it conviction until something works.

Difference is we can kill a bad bet in a week instead of turning it into a 12 month roadmap.

[Nikita Bier @nikitabier]

The vast majority of large companies survive purely by launching things and discovering what works by Process of Elimination.

There is no rhyme or reason -- or conviction -- in anything they do.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@salesforce just said the quiet part out loud:

enterprise software shouldn't have one fixed interface for everyone.

AIforce is being positioned as a live interface layer. You describe what you need, and the interface is composed around the task while the underlying data, workflows, permissions and business logic stay intact.

For years SaaS optimized navigation.
More tabs. More dashboards. More settings.

The next interface fight is not who adds the best chatbot.

It's who makes the product itself respond to intent.

Get ready for something much more better, cool and native than Generative UI since we've been cooking something.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

Bigger opportunity is creating AI-native interfaces on top of products themselves.

Users shouldn’t have to leave the product they already use, enter a separate AI interface, and get another generated app back.

The existing product should understand what they’re trying to do and reshape itself.

Models can change. But the interface layer should belong to the product, not the model provider.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

I disagree with the framing that the opportunity is “creating UIs on top of OpenAI.”

The bigger opportunity is creating AI-native interfaces on top of products themselves.

Users shouldn’t have to leave the product they already use, enter a separate AI interface, and get another generated app back.

The existing product should understand what they’re trying to do and reshape itself using its own data, components, permissions, and actions.

Models can change. OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, open models, whatever comes next.

The interface layer should belong to the product, not the model provider.

[Fabrizio Rinaldi @linuz90]

Creating UIs on top of @OpenAI is one of the biggest opportunities for founders right now. Endless possibilities, and the results can feel like magic to end users.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@mohanarants Then what is?

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

Been using @WillowVoiceAI extensively and for a change tried using keyboard 😂

Gawwd! Typing feels like a heavylifting since my thoughts form musch fater before I could type em 😅

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@Kautukkundan Kurlait's AI interface SDK will be so helpful here and i'm happy to help you to explore this and evaluate

[Dilip Kumar @kmr_dilip]

Bro to bro- do not try entrepreneurship if you don't have a high tolerance for uncertainty. For long periods of time, you genuinely won’t know if you’re early, wrong, unlucky, or just stupid. You need to be cheap before you can afford not to be. Because raising money and burning it is easy. Building something people are willing to pay for is hard. You need high self esteem and a low ego and you've to be comfortable being wrong, looking stupid and changing your mind. Most importantly, learn how to lose without becoming a loser. Because you’re going to lose a lot- money, people, deals & time. Just don’t lose your ability to think clearly. And btw, don’t go looking for motivation. It is useless after a while. What you really need is stamina. Both physical & mental.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@Teddarific This is exactly how i've visualised for Kuralit's thinking process @itskeyans

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@sridharfyi AI interfaces for SaaS platform so that their users can interact with the platform in natural languages and the platform will render the native components and perform actions as well based on user's need.

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@jaimintf We dont have to build something from scratch @itskeyans 😅

[Kumar @barveen_kumar_]

@goelrishabh Man this crazy 😂