A portco CEO turned down a signed term sheet last year.
Easy money. Fast close. But the lead wanted a board seat and a full pivot to enterprise.
I asked why he walked. He said "I'd rather keep grinding than build their company."
Went back out. Got told no dozens more times. Eventually closed with investors who actually backed his vision.
That company is his. Every painful no made sure of it.
@thsottiaux Could we have tabs on the desktop app, similar style to Google Chrome browser.
I often have a few different chats working on the go and like to switch between them quickly when I’m using ChatGPT in chrome
Meet Tappy, an open-source workspace for humans and AI agents.
Not another AI co-worker or agent.
The point is to rebuild the workspace those co-workers need.
Google Docs, Word, Notion etc. were built for humans typing into pages.
But agentic work needs different primitives:
agents as first-class actors
shared docs, sources and blocks
visible runs
new artefacts
code
reviewable changes
bring your own agents from whatever harness you prefer
own your workflow and data
A co-worker agent might do the work.
Tappy is where that work becomes visible, editable, reviewable and durable.
MIT licensed.
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You’ve either got or not 🤷🏾♂️
When you know you can come up with your own ideas a copy cat should never have you stressed.
That’s in fact a signal of good taste, the fact people want to imitate what you create.
"A socialist can set up a company, give shares to all the workers, put workers on the board, pay executives the same as everyone else and if there’s any profit remaining they can freely donate it to the government.
There is absolutely nothing stopping any socialist from living according to these values under a capitalist system." - @DanielPriestley
He's wrong about that. There is something that stops them.
Common sense.