@Spotify. @Klarna. @Lovable. @WeAreLegora. Why do so many breakout tech companies come out of Stockholm and should you build your next startup here?
To answer these questions, I spent time with the people shaping this ecosystem:
@ElisHodzic02 from https://t.co/9vIm6AB4tF → building one of Stockholm’s most talent-dense founder communities
@felixhhaas from @Lovable shaping the design of the fastest-growing startups in the world
Hanna Haas from @norrsken_org → helping make Stockholm one of Europe’s strongest hubs for impact entrepreneurship
Stephen Townsend from https://t.co/GBG6kDPV4E → building a health tech startup for long covid and post-viral care
@zorankokolanski & Olivia from @joinfivedegrees → bringing together some of Europe’s hottest founders and talent
Episode 1 is live.
Link in comments :)
I built .bdf to easily share html directly from my agents.
I use Claude a lot to create html slides and documents, but sharing plain html with others is annoying.
.bdf gives you a shareable link in a single prompt.
give it a try: https://t.co/bRkeBlXnId
Emdash can automatically configure tmux per project.
Handy when you don’t want to manage tmux yourself, but still want sessions to keep running after you close your laptop.
Connect Emdash to your own infrastructure and run coding agents on it.
Each task provisions its own isolated workspace, streams progress in real-time, and tears down when you're done.
.@emdashsh is building an open-source Agentic Development Environment (ADE). Run multiple coding agents in parallel.
Congrats on the launch @rabanspiegel and @arnestrickmann!
https://t.co/9EEVI1e5J4
v0.4.7 is out!
It brings unified Agent Skills across coding agents (powered by https://t.co/L7Bs9OWK5D), auto-approve and issue linking for Amp Code, and a new default open-in app setting along with various improvements and fixes.