In 2024, I walked into @ycombinator Startup School knowing no one.
I'd never even heard of @garrytan.
This year, I hosted the official Startup School afterparty. Now I'm hiring for @respanAI.
Here's the story of everything in between 👇
In 2024, I walked into @ycombinator Startup School knowing no one.
I'd never even heard of @garrytan.
This year, I hosted the official Startup School afterparty. Now I'm hiring for @respanAI.
Here's the story of everything in between 👇
my test for this feature was pretty simple: could i use it half-asleep during an incident? if that required a perfect query or remembering every filter, we hadn’t made it simple enough. see the spike, understand what appeared, know where to go next.
In 2024, I walked into @ycombinator Startup School knowing no one.
I'd never even heard of @garrytan.
This year, I hosted the official Startup School afterparty. Now I'm hiring for @respanAI.
Here's the story of everything in between 👇
Looking around the room, everyone was there for the same reason I came in 2024: to build something that doesn't exist yet.
That's what we're doing at @respanAI. Join us: https://t.co/jEG7LzpMWb
we're hiring across the board (both in-person and remote), and except for a few roles, we don't care much about yoe
if you're high-agency and willing to put in the reps required to take a fast-paced early-stage startup from 1 to 10, that's p much all we need.
show me something you built: could be an interesting side project, a tool you made because you needed it, or something nobody assigned to you but you built it anyway.
anything that tells me almost everything i need to know about you in 5 mins while most profiles try to get past our ats
when @RespanAI moved to sf after getting into yc, the house we were looking at was big enough to fit more people, so we turned it into a hacker house we could work out of.
when I'm not in the house, I'm just less motivated. But once i go downstairs and see everyone working, i feel like showing up too.
we're almost 15 people now, and there's a proper office close by, but most of us still work out of the house.
channels that have helped us serve hundreds of AI teams and trillions of llm requests so far:
- seo
- some reddit
- X and linkedin (especially for launches)
ig all three have worked well for devtools historically and now fit into gtm for agent-native tools too
In a review of our cybersecurity evaluations, we found three incidents in which a Claude model reached the internet from within or while interacting with a third-party evaluation environment, and then gained unauthorized access to the real systems of three different organizations.
Our post describes what happened, how it happened, and what we’re changing. We encourage other AI developers to perform similar reviews.
We conducted this review together with @Irregular, one of our evaluation partners, and thank them for the joint investigation and their collaboration on this post. This type of collaboration is increasingly critical to safe, rigorous evaluation of models, and we look forward to continuing to work together on security.
https://t.co/dKFCdpKd9v
Some of the most hated phrases on X.
“Build for agents, not humans”
“I vibe coded this. Try it out. localhost:3000”
“Pitch your product in one sentence”
“We build X for Y”
“I’m canceling my Codex subscription”
“I’m canceling my Claude Code subscription”
“POV:”
“Be honest”
“Who is JSON”
Guys, please learn one new sentence.