Introducing CoreSpeed.
Connect your apps, keep memory across agents, and use media gen, web, social research tools and more through one MCP endpoint. Agent identities, budgets and activity logs are built in.
Everything your agents need.
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A lot of people have been asking how I make and post so many good-looking product videos, so fast. Honestly, the answer is Opus 5.5.
Then some say they use Opus 5.5 too and don't see the magic. I basically one-shot it: one prompt, 11 videos made at the same time.
1. Get the agent to understand the company first. CoreSpeed Memory holds our product and business, so the agent knows what it's making. This matters most.
2. Use Opus 5.5, and keep skills out of its way. Skills for Remotion, HyperFrames or CapCut all hold it back.
3. 11 Opus 5.5 agents run in the cloud at once, one per feature.
4. Music and voiceover come from ElevenLabs and Fish Audio, both built into CoreSpeed. Really good.
5. Logos, product screenshots and other assets come from CoreSpeed Drive, basically the agent's Google Drive.
6. When they're done, Claude uploads the videos and copy to Drive, then uses CoreSpeed Tie to drive my MacBook, where Codex posts them everywhere.
https://t.co/Lr9NHdKhpJ
How to get your agent and one MCP to do social listening across nine platforms.
Here's Claude Code with CoreSpeed as its one MCP, asked how iPhone Duo's launch week is landing for a retail client:
→ It reads TikTok, Douyin, Xiaohongshu, Instagram, YouTube, X, Reddit, Facebook and Threads without logging in to any of them.
→ It pulls the photos people posted and reads 231 comments: 112 are about the phone, 74% negative and 26% positive, with the hinge as the top complaint. It also reads the captions of the most-watched durability test on YouTube and the 20 ads Apple is running now.
→ It writes the report, files it in CoreSpeed Drive, publishes a Confluence page, opens three Jira tasks, emails the account lead, logs the follow-up in the CRM, and holds the public post for the client's approval.
Social, Drive, Confluence, Jira, mail, CRM, memory and approvals, all through one MCP. 46 calls, about 242 credits at list rates.
https://t.co/ROqFKA6C8G
Public data from Oct 25, 2026, read-only; comment authors are not kept. The client is fictional; not affiliated with Apple.
How to get your agent and one MCP to automate your job hunt across multiple tools.
Here's Claude Code with CoreSpeed as its one MCP:
→ "Which AI startups are hiring designers?" It picks a Y Combinator jobs scraper by success rate and price, and pulls 10 real postings.
→ "Which of them are growing?" It checks web traffic for 7 company sites. Athelas is up 60% in September (Similarweb estimate).
→ "Apply to Athelas for me." It recalls how you write, reads the company's latest post on X, drafts a 71-word note to your inbox, waits for your OK before submitting, and logs the deal with an Oct 30 follow-up in your CRM.
Scrapers, X, mail, CRM, memory and approvals, all through one MCP. Two scraper runs, 51.975 credits.
https://t.co/ROqFKA6C8G
We @CoreSpeedHQ are hiring a design engineer. Remote or SF Bay Area. $10K/month to start.
You'd design our site, dashboard and docs, and ship them.
To apply: comment or DM me your opinion of CoreSpeed pages and your own website.
I read every reply.
https://t.co/IknPTWfSo5
@ayushunleashed Ouch. A rule like "ask me before any video generation" is what you'd want there. Smart Approval checks the agent's tool calls that go through CoreSpeed against rules like that, and the agent waits for your OK before it spends.
Introducing CoreSpeed TIE.
TIE lends your agents your computer: any agent, anywhere, can use your machine's shell, files, signed-in browser, screen and local MCP servers. Your logins stay put, and your agents finish tasks on every computer you tie.
https://t.co/w1XsHwWGV2
@zschwendi Since you're back in the CLI anyway, try TIE. It lets Claude Code or Codex use your own computer with the screen included. You decide which actions need your OK first. Beta for now. https://t.co/hksPacT3zZ
@claudeai Auto mode is a good default for one client. If your team mixes agents on the same apps, Smart Approval puts one plain-English policy in front of the tools for every client. How the two fit together https://t.co/oC9v5A1mt0
@cursor_ai Nice. When the app you need lives on a different Mac, Cursor can reach that one too. Tie the machine once with TIE and any MCP agent can use its shell, signed-in browser and screen. https://t.co/3oJd3cZaHl
We built the obvious version first: a bridge that served one signed-in page to our own agents. Why that wasn't enough, and what TIE does instead: https://t.co/72NtA69Ttv
Try it: https://t.co/w1XsHwWGV2
On a Mac, download TIE for Mac and choose Tie This Mac
Anywhere else: npx @corespeed/cs tie
Then Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI or your own agent can use that machine through CoreSpeed's MCP. TIE is in beta.
How to switch from muse to Claude duet and lose nothing
We built @CoreSpeedHQ to keep not only the memory&context, but also your credentials, your logins, your keys, your tools, your devices access……everything
Never do a one-off work again and again
#duet#claudeduet#muse
How to switch from muse to Claude duet and lose nothing
We built @CoreSpeedHQ to keep not only the memory&context, but also your credentials, your logins, your keys, your tools, your devices access……everything
Never do a one-off work again and again
#duet#claudeduet#muse