We just released one of the coolest things I have worked on at Nylas: Agent Accounts.
The short version: your AI agent can now have its own email address and calendar, owned by your app.
Not a human inbox the agent borrows.
Not just a send endpoint.
A real communication identity with mail, threads, calendar, contacts, webhooks, and policy controls through the Nylas API.
@thsottiaux This is driving me crazy with both Codex/Claude desktop apps:
• No Telegram/WhatsApp communication
• No profile support that is wired to those Telegram channels and owns their own separate config completely
Both are offered in OpenClaw/Hermes. But Codex only offer remote access, with one profile, with their own mobile app.
Any plans adding support? All these features are great but I can't share my Codex account on my Mac Mini with the family. It's solely connected to my account.
Most AI agents can reason brilliantly and can't send a single email.
No address to send from, no inbox to catch the reply. Nylas Agent Accounts give an agent a real mailbox it owns.
https://t.co/PIG551XvCH
We just released one of the coolest things I have worked on at Nylas: Agent Accounts.
The short version: your AI agent can now have its own email address and calendar, owned by your app.
Not a human inbox the agent borrows.
Not just a send endpoint.
A real communication identity with mail, threads, calendar, contacts, webhooks, and policy controls through the Nylas API.
Agent Accounts is generally available today. 🚀
Your AI agent gets its own hosted email and calendar identity, provisioned with a single API call on your domain. Send, receive, and schedule, with policy enforcement and rate limits built in.
https://t.co/TzW225Kw1U
@claudeai why is claude code unable to add skill? it doesn't know about claude skills? I had to share the docs page in order for it to know what skills are.
I asked it to make skills, and instead it made commands.
The 10 Algorithms That Dominate Our World.
The diagram below shows the most commonly used algorithms in our daily lives. They are used in internet search engines, social networks, WiFi, cell phones, and even satellites.
1. Sorting
2. Fourier Transform and Fast Fourier Transform
3. Dijkstra’s algorithm
4. RSA algorithm
5. Secure Hash Algorithm
6. Integer factorization
7. Link Analysis
8. Proportional Integral Derivative Algorithm
9. Data compression algorithms
10. Random Number Generation
👉Over to you: Any other commonly used algorithms?
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Today we’re releasing “The A.I. Dilemma” – a new talk @aza and I gave on 3/9, a week before GPT4 launched.
*Pls share it widely.* It's critical for institutions to understand how the race between AI labs is accelerating the likelihood of catastrophe:
https://t.co/AMphLEUXc3
Queen bees are raised in specially constructed queen cells. When ready to emerge, they will chew a circular cut around the cap of her cell, opening like a hinged lid
[📹 sk_beekeeping: https://t.co/uNek8HwZ0c]
"Fire phoenix" flies in the sky: a man made a phoenix kite controlled by a drone, and flew it in the sky in Shangqiu, central China's Henan Province
[source: https://t.co/4GtnTzIh7t]
I opened sourced my #Golang private code that I used to connecting to SQL for GraphQL usage https://t.co/svNhYbAAAY
Will add more tests and examples soon, hopefully it will help someone else trying to get GraphQL-Relay-connections right