@Bisyriy Hey, good to meet you.
I saw you’re building SupaSwirl and Ehflo.
How are those coming along right now?
I’m working on fast, cheap inference for agents and coding tools at https://t.co/Ided738HZZ.
Would be interested to hear what you’re shipping.
I’m a Co-founder building from San Francisco!
If you’re a
- founder
- cofounder
- designer
- product manager
- builder
- creative work horse
Let’s connect, very curious about your projects and workflow systems 🚀
Hey Thoufeek, good to connect.
Saw you’re an ambassador for Devin and working on a scheduler plus the iPhone Duo app on the way to 1k MRR.
How’s the early traction looking so far?
I build Coral Bricks from SF: https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF
If the scheduler side ever needs tighter workflow pieces, happy to compare notes.😁
Hey Arihant, good to meet you.
You’re working on B2B problems with AI
what are you building right now?
I’m working on an inference layer for coding and research agents at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF.
Open models, fast tool-calling loops, cached tokens free. Could be useful if you’re running agents in production.
Happy to dig in.
Hi Quinn, I’m happy to connect with you!
Saw you’re building ExcelDashboard to turn Excel and CSV data into reports and dashboards people can still edit. 👏
The agent side for recurring client work looks solid.
I’m building inference for coding and research agents at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF open models, fast enough for longer runs.
Could fit if your reporting agents need a reliable backend.
What are you working through on the product right now?
Hey Peter, good to meet another SF builder.
Sounds like you’ve been shipping both the small projects and the enterprise side. 😅
The $330k ARR run is solid. 👏
What are you focused on right now?
I’m mostly heads-down on inference for coding and research agents at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF.
Open models, long context, so agents can actually finish the longer jobs without queuing.
Happy to swap notes on workflows.
What’s the part you’re iterating on?
Hey Vishal, good to meet another Bay Area builder.
Designing tools like Crit and Keya sits right next to the stuff I’m working on.
Personally, I’m running open models for coding and research agents at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF.
How are you thinking about the design side of those workflows?
Eden, talking about something we’re learning is a solid way to start.
I’ve been heads down on the inference side, getting long agent runs to stay fast and cheap without the usual token bill surprises.
A lot of that work lives at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF.
What have you been learning on the business or product side lately?
Hey Arihant,
FDE at a fintech plus side gigs and building on X is a solid mix.
How are you using AI on the B2B side of things, and what are the side projects actually about?
Personally, I run inference for coding agents and open models at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF, mostly the token cost and the parts that still break in real workflows.
Might wanna check it out.
Yeah, that’s been true for me too.
A lot of the useful ideas have come from just talking to other people building their own things.
You’re working on Screenify Studio, right?
The angle of letting an agent drive the recording and turn it into a finished demo is interesting.
I’m building CoralBricks (https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF), which is basically fast inference for the open models people run in those agent loops.
👋Hey Vishnu,
Checklists and a pile of tabs is a setup I know well.
It gets the work done until the context starts slipping.
What are you shipping with Formwrapper right now?
I’m building an inference layer for coding and research agents at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF, mostly so long agent runs stay fast and cheap.
Would be good to hear how you’re handling the AI side of your build.
The one thing that actually holds my days together is a short written plan before I open any tools.
I write the three outcomes I want, then shut everything else out until those are done.
Building MetalMetric solo sounds like a lot of context switching between prices, scans, and P&L.
How are you keeping the AI scanning piece from eating the rest of the day?
I run CoralBricks at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF, mostly so the agents I use for coding and research stay fast and cheap.
Happy to swap notes if any of that overlaps with how you’re building.
Hey,
It’s interesting how you’re building the studio next to two jobs and family life.
The workhorse part clearly isn’t just talk.😅
With 2 MAUI apps already out and a first Unity game in progress is a solid mix.
Plus Nebelpfad sounds like the interesting one.
I’m in SF building CoralBricks (https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF), inference for coding agents.
Since you’re already running Codex for the implementation and bug side, it might be useful if the token bill starts stacking up.
Hey Gaurav, I’m to connect with you!
Saw you’re turning AI stacks into clean visuals.
That layer map (data through infra) is the part most people skip when things break in production.
We’re serving fast, affordable tokens for agents and coding tools over at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF.
If any of the systems you’re diagramming need a backend that doesn’t eat the budget, worth a look.
Hey Pranav, good to connect.
I see you building Caliper as an open-source AI quality gate.
How are you thinking about when an agent output should actually get blocked vs just flagged?
I’m building fast, cheap inference for coding and research agents over at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF.
I’m interested in hearing how the quality checks fit into the loop.
Hey Anatoli, happy to connect!
Building and shipping multiple SaaS platforms while sharing the process in public is a solid way to stay close to what actually works.
I’m working on coding agents and serving open models at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF, mostly figuring out the parts that still break once they leave the demo.😅
Hey Claudiu, good to connect.
I saw you’re building woolynetwork around performance marketing for brands and creators.
That’s a sharp angle, especially after the Newsletify exit.
I’m building tooling for coding agents and open models at https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF. If any of that lines up with how you’re shipping things, I’d like to hear what you’re focused on right now.
Hey Deependra,
Glad we could finally connect!
NexFellow is the piece a lot of us underbuild: getting real users and feedback once the product exists, not just shipping more features.
I’m working on Coral Bricks (https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF), inference for coding agents so longer builds don’t stall on context or cost.
How are you thinking about the handoff once someone ships and needs those first paying customers?
Hey Rayze, good to connect!
Always happy to meet people working on growth. What are you building?
I’d love to hear more about what you’re working on and how your setup works.
I’m building at Coral Bricks, running fast, open model inference for agents: https://t.co/amuaXmDNZF
What are you working on?
Man, being a loyal user for that long and paying $200 a month only to keep hitting limits must be frustrating.
Especially when you’re using it for serious work.
I’ve been using https://t.co/Q6US22uWuk lately to access different models and just pay for what I use.
Honestly, It’s been a nice alternative to juggling expensive subscriptions.
The annoying part is having to choose between model quality and what you can realistically afford to run daily. 💀
I’ve been using https://t.co/Q6US22uWuk for access to different models on a pay as you go basis.
Could be worth a look if you’re tired of paying for subscriptions just to find the right model.