@lawrencecchen Because they’re good enough for most tasks users want to do and quite literally an order of magnitude cheaper. We provide minimax m3 and find it performs great for the vast majority of tasks at like 5% of the costs of 5.6 sol
Some of your favorite coworkers 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐠𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐟𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐛𝐞𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐀𝐈-𝐟𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭. Here's how to keep them. 🍻
It's rarely a talent problem. They just never poked at the thing. They don't know what an MCP is, they've never touched an API, "skill" means something from a job description. Whatever AI they have is just ChatGPT with extra steps. Meanwhile everyone who put in the setup work compounds.
My fix used to be walking over to their desk and doing it for them. The MCP won't connect. A skill they need doesn't exist. Something's always broken, and twenty minutes in they're looking at me like "how long have you been tinkering with your own setup?" Fair. Years, actually.
So we built group chat and spaces into Sauna. When you start a space, you're not setting anyone up. You're handing over part of how you think: your skills, your folders, your authed connections, the context you've built for months. They open a chat that already knows what you know.
It's a little like Slack, except for doing the work instead of talking about it. No desk visit. No excuse. And you keep your Friday beer crew intact.
Try for free https://t.co/vaNvhFYtc7
Introducing Hexclave, the platform for apps with users.
Customer infrastructure is now one prompt. Build your frontend, backend, and database, and Hexclave takes care of the rest:
- Analytics
- Authentication
- Emails
- Payments
- ...and more 👇 see the thread below!
Hexclave is open-source and natively built for AI coding agents. Just ask Claude to send an email, restrict a user, or generate a dashboard, and it will happily comply.
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Co-hosting a hack night with @joinsauna and @ElevenLabs on July 16 in SF.
Demos from both teams, then a 90-min build sprint.
Spaces are limited. DM me for an invite link.
@t_blom It’s good until it isn’t…. I use FSD on my way home from work every day and there is a really scary edge case on Potrero Ave 101 off ramp that it always messes up on (sometimes nearly crashing into the side of the road)
I've been using Spaces for planning a trip with friends: It's been incredible!
The space contains shared itinerary documents, a scheduled task that checks if flight prices have gone down and some shared connections.
Collaboration on projects has never been easier
Today we're taking the next step in multiplayer Sauna: Spaces.
A Space is a project with permissions. Each one has its own sessions, knowledge, skills, and connections. You invite specific people in, and they inherit the setup.
https://t.co/FoKgBP6OL0