Hi, Iโm testing https://t.co/BiLnVehz9E for finance teams that flags supplier price increases, duplicate invoices & invoice discrepancies.
Iโm looking for a few finance managers to show it to for 5mn and get feedback. No payment required.
Would you be open to taking a look?
@zostaff 20 minute build, 18 month compliance review
the part of a quant's job that's hard to replace is sitting in front of the regulator explaining why the model did what it did
@DamiDefi in fintech we ended up bolting a separate evaluator agent on top whose only job is to flag risk patterns the main agent might miss
not elegant. but it lets us actually deploy
@rileybrown@Rasmic for teams already running agents in production this year is just compounding
the gap between teams shipping agents and teams talking about them is the actual story of 2026
@rileybrown the part that took us 3 months to figure out was running multiple codex sessions in parallel against the same repo
once we let go of the 'one developer one session' habit our throughput doubled
@KanikaBK 37x faster on what task. my experience is these speedups disappear the moment your codebase has any real legacy weight
the boring measurement is what you ship per week, not what your assistant feels like
@svpino esc+esc to checkpoint changed how my team uses agents. we let it try riskier things now because the undo is real
the cultural shift was bigger than the productivity one
@RoundtableSpace speed is rarely the bottleneck on production scraping
brittleness is. the same site shipping a class name change is what wakes you up at 3am, not the runtime
@RoundtableSpace local is a strong story for compliance and privacy. nowhere close on iteration speed
most teams pick the hosted tool because they ship faster, not because they trust the cloud more
@thsottiaux the instruction quality bottleneck is real
we found 80% of our /goal failures were us being lazy about the brief, not the model being limited
@meta_alchemist the archive vs delete distinction is the part most teams miss
we lost 2 days last month restoring a context file someone yeeted thinking it was stale
@BoringBiz_ the layer with the worst unit economics right now is the application layer
inference costs are dropping and so are switching costs. nobody has a moat there yet
@Rixhabh__ the part that landed for our team was treating context as a first-class artifact
most of our prompt failures were actually context failures we hadn't named