Elias Vance

Shaping narratives for emerging tech founders.

[Besongnyang KELLY-KING @NAGARAJ70648867]

As a web dev, what I like about Sai API is how little setup there is. One MCP command and your coding agent has a real Windows computer with Chrome, Edge and Office on it.

No headless browser config. You describe the task, it does it on the machine.

[Zico @dymartinloondes]

Four screenshots, the whole Sai API launch:

→ one line in the terminal, claude mcp add sai, and the server answers "cloud computer ready"
→ one prompt in Claude Code asking for a Muse-style agent app
→ that app running with a live view of its own Windows machine, already on a Product Hunt sign-in
→ "Give your agent a computer"

The interesting part is what's missing. No VM image to build. No screen streaming to wire up. No click layer, no retry glue, no babysitting a browser session at 3am. That used to be the first month of every computer-use project, and most of them died right there.

As a fan of open models I also like that it's model-agnostic: Claude, GPT, DeepSeek or Qwen can do the thinking while Sai operates the machine. Sai is #1 on OSWorld 2.0 in partial success rate (79.38%), which is the number people will quote. The missing infra is the part that changes what gets built.

Works with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor.
https://t.co/mAVgohrF33

[Elias Vance @ketuhot]

browsing site files inside the studio shows Team AI in practice.

Website Builder lets agents plan and write pages while you edit live.

@Teamily_AI built this for small businesses and teams.

Teamily AI keeps the whole project in one shared context.

[Rayliant @rayliant]

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[Jarvix @Jarvixdotlive]

If you’ve tried https://t.co/Fj0FPVZjzP, which feature have you loved the most so far? 👀

We’d love to know what’s actually been most useful in your workflow.

[42 @42space]

MrBeast is hyping his next video up like crazy 👀

If he’s calling it his biggest video yet, we already know it’s gonna do numbers.

But how BIG are we talking?

https://t.co/6UeQskYQ6U

[Rohan Paul @rohanpaul_ai]

Gaming then: hours after school, 1 family TV, and enough free time to disappear into a game for an entire evening.

Gaming now: 30 minutes before bed, a quick session on the couch, or whatever time is left after work and everything else.

GamingThenVsNow

The interest did not really change. What changed was the time available.

Portable gaming hardware has become much more capable, but the screen is still often the compromised part. A handheld is easy to carry, yet the display stays small. A TV gives the big screen feeling, but it ties the player to 1 room and may be shared with everyone else.

xbx a01+ is a 62g pair of display glasses built around a private 147-inch-equivalent screen rather than a standalone gaming system.

The glasses receive video from another device and display it directly in front of the wearer, making them closer to a wearable external monitor than a conventional VR headset.

It gives the player a Personal Big Screen that can move with the session, whether gaming happens from the couch, bed, hotel, or while traveling. At 62g, xbx a01+ is also built around portability rather than another fixed screen in the room.

with up to 120Hz, 1600 nits + HDR, and Screen Stabilization, so the display can move between the couch, bed, hotel, or wherever that gaming window happens to be.

For adult gamers, that changes the setup more than the game itself. The available 30 minutes can start wherever the player already is, without needing to reclaim the TV or sit back down at a desk.

A lot of adult gaming now starts with 2 questions: is there 30 minutes, and is there a free screen?

#GamingThenVsNow @xbxbyXREAL @XREAL_Global

[vati @0xvati]

For all of recorded history, the total addressable market for everything was bounded by one number: ~8 billion humans.

That was the ceiling for every product, every service, every market ever created. Now that ceiling is gone.

The universe is solving for intelligence per unit of energy, and it clears every bottleneck in its path. Right now the bottleneck is power. Data centers, nuclear, grid capacity. Capital is flooding into energy because it's the visible constraint. But bottlenecks rotate. Compute was the bottleneck in 2023. Energy in 2025. After energy comes data quality, inference cost, agent orchestration. Each solved bottleneck reveals the next, and capital rotates with it. Nvidia doesn't rule forever.

Here's the bottleneck nobody's pricing: how do agents actually participate in the economy? An agent can't open a bank account. Can't pass KYC. A bank's smallest settlement unit is $0.01. Agents need fractions of a cent. Cross-border payments take days. Agents need 300 milliseconds. The entire global financial system was built for a species that no longer defines the addressable market.

Raoul Pal frames it cleanly: within two years, most economic activity on Earth won't have a human in the loop. An agent spots an opportunity, borrows, hedges, settles, all with other agents, in the time it takes you to read this sentence. A billion do it at once, all day, every day.

This isn't an incremental shift. It's a category break. For the first time in history, TAM isn't a number. It's a rate of change. The infrastructure to run this economy, agent-native wallets, programmable money, instant settlement, is the biggest unpriced bottleneck in the world. Find the bottleneck, build at the bottleneck, own it when capital arrives.

The window is open right now.