Luka Kacil

Co-founder & CTO @ Building-permit and government-decision intelligence. Running an agent-heavy org and writing down what actually happens.

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

We put a reverse CAPTCHA on our job posts ➡️ send your agent to open the door 🤖

Fun to build, and it tests the job: your agent interviews you, you sketch without it, you two spike our live API 🤓

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

@theandreboso Totally get it. That's why staying longer and not rushing helps me. You can do productive work and when done - you're in a new place worth exploring. I kinda really like this balance.

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

@rauchg We have an onboarding Claude Code plugin for new hires. It's magic: walks you through our codebases + paired with domain knowledge = explains WHY. It's structured step-by-step and you end up working + shipping your first 1-day task with Claude The Mentor :)

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

@rauchg Yep! 2026 = the year of the CLI! We beat Google to it by a few days!

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

Google just dropped a CLI for Workspace. Huge productivity unlock.

Fun fact: we shipped ours a few days earlier 🚀

2026 = the year of the CLI.

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

We didn't build a dashboard. We built a CLI.

CLIs > MCP. Change my mind.

Cold prompt into Claude Code: "top roofing contractors in zip 90210"

Minutes later: ranked list, contacts, CSV. Zero instructions. Zero context.

The future doesn't have a GUI → https://t.co/CEFuAiTom7

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

Real-time, national-scale, zero babysitting.
The old guard? Slow, patchy, brittle.
We're rewriting the playbook.

More here: https://t.co/WPzlqLjb32

Back to building. 🛠️

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

6 months ago we raised $5M to build the future of public data infra.

Now, the first version is live and it's just the beginning.

Meet Wolverine: a self-healing, AI-powered system that scales like crazy and fixes its own code when stuff breaks. 🧬

[Jason Yeh @jayyeh]

The VC slowdown is real

But 400+ brave VCs still invested over $1M in seed deals last month

If you're raising soon, maybe start with them?

To help, I made a list of 418 investors who led round over $1M

If you want it
1. Comment "Nov Leads"
2. RT + Follow so I can DM it

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

@jayyeh Nov Leads

[Tomas Pueyo @tomaspueyo]

3 surprising facts about plastic pollution:
• 75%-85% of the Great Garbage Patch plastic comes from fishing
• Single-use plastic grocery bags are more ecological than alternatives
• Most land plastic that ends up in the sea comes from Southeast Asian countries and isn't traded

[Jay Meistrich @jmeistrich]

I’ve been building a new React state library, and after lots of optimizing it’s faster than all the other popular state libraries! See legend-state on the left of the chart 🎉

[Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz]

9. 4 out of 5 run on AWS, one was on GCP.

On new AWS features from one of them: "We stay away from new AWS features as much as we can. We've learned it breaks easily, and changes frequently; we don't want to burn ourselves again. We limit ourselves to the mature features."

[Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz]

7. More focus on commit messages than e.g. how JIRA tickets are written. More companies cared about code quality & PR quality than about "ticket quality". Likely to do with size.

8. Remote friendliness. A given, but all were full remote-friendly. Hard to hire for them otherwise!

[Neyts 'zupo' Zupan @nzupan]

Starting a new project: a gentle reminder for basic #security hygiene on a #mac. Accidentally forgot to enable firewall or disk encryption? Let Pareto Security app remind you to lock your doors and put on your seatbelt: https://t.co/40ZCADx3V3

[Luka Kacil @lukakacil]

@yoheinakajima @readwiseio save thread

[Grega Kešpret @gregakespret]

Look at this when you need to pick a hashing or compression algorithm in 2021 that is fast.

https://t.co/40GcgovGMf

[Mark Toshner @mark_toshner]

More on vaccines. I'm going to get boring and geeky on this (no apologies) on the 10 year thing. Vaccines "normally take 10 years". This is being use as a reason to be fearful (ie rushed job). I'm a clinical trials doc. I can tell you most of that time is spent doing...1/n

[Palli Thordarson @PalliThordarson]

1/25 Part 1 - Why does soap work so well on the SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus and indeed most viruses? Because it is a self-assembled nanoparticle in which the weakest link is the lipid (fatty) bilayer. A two part thread about soap, viruses and supramolecular chemistry #COVID19