One line. That's what it took to hijack a Meta AI agent's account.
After Instinct, it was Muse's turn.
A settings flaw let any process on your Mac redirect voice transcription, token and all.
Amazon blocked it 12 hours before this went public.
@hrishioa@typesafeai The 7x throughput number is what jumps out to me here, more than the 99%.
That's the kind of jump that changes what pipelines are even worth building in the first place.
What did the entity resolution eval set actually look like?
I don't like paying for things I can just build myself.
Apify's the latest one. Took about 1 week, mostly nights.
And it's a lot faster tbh ๐
No more waiting on their end when something breaks.
#Solobuilding@TheMarkitApp
@dremnik Coding got solved for greenfield demos.
Notion and Google Drive are 10+ year old products carrying real migration debt and millions of existing users.
That gap is a distribution problem, not necessarily a capability one.
So our PH launch was supposed to happen in two weeks.
It's happening right now.
Turns out "schedule for Aug 13" and "actually update the launch date" are two different things ๐
We're founders, not engineers.
Anyway, MarkIt is live.
Come say hi
https://t.co/LooIOC1ULe
You screenshot it so you won't forget it.
You bookmark it "for later."
Then it's gone - buried in a camera roll, a tab, a folder you'll never reopen.
We got tired of losing things we already saved.
MarkIt is coming for that.
Claude Sonnet 5 Coming Today
- Claude Sonnet 5 is to launch later today, with a January 2026 knowledge cutoff
- It will launch at a promotional price of $2/$10 per million tokens, while outperforming Opus 4.8 on several benchmarks.
- Vision is to see a notable upgrade, especially for UI mockups, architecture diagrams, and other visual reasoning tasks.
Welp, that happened faster than I predicted. Thought it would be end of 2027, then early 2027, but agentic traffic growing so fast that bots have now passed human traffic online for the first time in the Internet's history. https://t.co/2zX5bHdhsa
Won the bet. Still waiting on the beer ๐บ
Which leads to the next thing I'm building - because once you build this fast, the real question becomes: how do you not drown in everything learn and svae online?
Soon. Worth following ๐
A friend at a fast-growing startup bet me I couldn't build a real Customer Success platform in 5 days.
I shipped it in 3.
Not here to brag (or maybe a little ๐), but to tell a bit about the thing that blew my mind halfway through. ๐งต
โข 2-way CRM sync (HubSpot) - pulls data AND writes notes back automatically
โข Campaign performance data + a live activity log
โข 8 different AI capabilities baked in
โข AI chatbot, daily recap, meeting prep with fresh data scraping
โข and much more
The hard part moved from "how do we build it" to "who are we building for, what, and why."
And that changes the game - especially for whoever can think about product, users, and how teams really work.
It was hours spent on the right foundation - and on figuring out what actually saves a CS team time, and whether AI could even be the answer.
All of that before a single line of code.
From there, all that was left was to supervise and refine.
What used to take a CS rep 30 minutes of digging through spreadsheets now takes 30 seconds - automatically.
๐ซ Now the part that actually hit me:
the bottleneck isn't the code anymore. Or how fast you write it.
3 days wasn't "I type fast."
โข 2 automated jobs that email you a smart brief every morning - tasks + priorities, before your coffee
โข a Telegram bot to log activity on the go
โข even a module that audits the system itself and proposes improvements
โ a Health Score for every account
โ a churn simulator showing how much $ is at risk the moment a client starts "bleeding"
โ an email generator that actually sends
Big news for the firm, bigger win for my daily workflow!
KPMG is officially rolling out Anthropic's Claude to all 276,000 of us globally ๐
As someone who already uses Claude daily to build custom skills, apps, and automations, having this is a massive game-changer.