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iPhone Duo is out today, and the ONEREPUBLIC Fan App 2.0 is made for it.

Open it and the app opens with you: the Board beside the conversation, your collection in one case, SHOW MODE across the whole display.

@OneRepublic @RyanTedder
https://t.co/1SHg4FfTEt

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iPhone Duo is out today, and Tallies 2.0 opens on it like a book.

Contents on the left page, your tally on the right. Tap a line and the page turns.

Also new on every iPhone: counting mode and landscape.

https://t.co/T70EpvXGGy

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

iPhone Duo is out today, and VisibleHour 2.0 gives it two pages.

The dial on one, your day on the other: each part of the day, how long is left, and your calendar events if you show them.

#TimeBlindness #ADHD #Hyperfocus
https://t.co/XLc5VbPOss

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

Ask an AI how sure it is and you get a number. Ask again and you may get another. It isn't a measurement.

Count instead: check a batch by hand, log what each answer had to go on and whether it was right, score from the log. Low scores go to a person.

https://t.co/HRcVy5lGjc

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

taskCNX is now on the HubSpot App Marketplace.

Two-way sync between HubSpot tasks and Microsoft To Do: the task shows up in To Do with a reminder that fires, and checking it off completes it in HubSpot. Free for your first user.

https://t.co/3gKkdXwE0c

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

Job postings titled "forward deployed engineer" rose 1,165% (Jan to Oct 2025 vs. 2024, per Bloomberry).

The job: sit with the people who use the software, build for the real problem, stay until it works.

crewCNX: the people who build it support it. https://t.co/xwl5VS0M4F

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

Walmart's new rules for AI shopping agents: each gets its own profile, and you approve every purchase or set a limit.

For any agent acting for your business: its own identity, a limit or a sign-off, only the data it needs, an off switch.

https://t.co/7c3q8i5K2R

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

Two minutes before a call is a bad time to go looking for context.

With taskCNX the HubSpot task shows up in Microsoft To Do with the company and deal on it, and a reminder that fires on your phone.

Tap it, see who it is, dial.

https://t.co/pVjwnVludA

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

A distributor we work with gets about 3,500 order acknowledgements a month. Someone typed in each one: 10 to 15 minutes apiece.

Now an agent reads them, software matches them to the order, and a buyer sees only the ones that differ.

https://t.co/iyomJCEptc

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

Before you add AI, sort every step of the job. In this order:

1. Delete it
2. Plain software
3. An AI agent
4. A person

One firm's 14 steps came out 5, 4, 3, 2. Most of the gain came before the AI.

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

Most reps start the day in two places: HubSpot for tasks, Outlook for everything else.

taskCNX puts your HubSpot tasks in Microsoft To Do, with reminders that fire. The morning review happens where you already are.

Free for your first user.

https://t.co/4sGaRN8ltX

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A US magazine wrote an AI ban into its union contract this week. Research help is allowed, AI-written articles aren't.

Agree or not, they drew a line and wrote it down.

Ours: agents propose, people approve.

Where's yours?

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

A 60-person accounting firm described its monthly bookkeeping in 6 steps.

Its own log showed 14.

Nobody designed the other eight. They grew.

You can't improve a process you've only read about.

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

The UK government gave 1,000 people Copilot for three months.

72% were satisfied. It found no robust evidence of a productivity gain.

A tool can make every day feel easier while the business produces exactly what it did before.

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

An insurance application once took 22 days. The work in it: 17 minutes.

Make every step twice as fast and you save 8.5 minutes.

@vasuman makes this case for big companies in "Applied AI Doesn't Work". It holds for a ten-person shop too.

https://t.co/KmY5d3r6R9

[vas @vasuman]

https://t.co/oxa2EB0xtY

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

Our AI agents can't hire, spend or change a plan without a person saying yes.

So we wrote a small bot that brings each request to Slack or Telegram. No AI in it, outbound only, each decision recorded under the approver's name.

Now open source: https://t.co/FgNzwviqWX

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Try taskCNX: https://t.co/LVxkMEnRPr

[sthreelabs @sthreelabs]

#HubSpot tasks, as real Microsoft To Do tasks instead of 15-minute calendar events. Check one off in To Do or Outlook and it's done in HubSpot, and every due date becomes a reminder that fires. taskCNX is free for your first user.

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Running today on about 3,300 vendor emails a month. More on crewCNX: https://t.co/QITbZEAUi4

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How a crewCNX Order desk crew handles vendor acknowledgements: it reads each vendor's layout, puts a confidence score on every line, and matches the ship dates to the open PO so the ERP update is ready. Price changes and low scores go to a person to check.