Vivi

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[Vivi @vivistac]

@hytmIA Visual novel generation is no joke, K3 handled atmosphere and structure well.

[Vivi @vivistac]

@hytmIA Cheaper model winning so decisively on creative output is telling.

[Vivi @vivistac]

One prompt, and your design system, brand voice, and SEO rules all fire at once no manual invoking, no picking which skill applies.

https://t.co/0KAtLPBPq6 just matches the right ones to what you're building.

That's a real team level upgrade, not just a personal one.

[bolt.new @boltdotnew]

There's a whole new way to use skills in Bolt.

Every skill your teammates build is now yours too. And they stack: one prompt triggers all of them, automatically.

Here's how it works 🧵

[bolt.new @boltdotnew]

There's a whole new way to use skills in Bolt.

Every skill your teammates build is now yours too. And they stack: one prompt triggers all of them, automatically.

Here's how it works 🧵

[Vivi @vivistac]

@kaido_xr the spec revision part is what most sales tools completely ignore

[Vivi @vivistac]

@robiartec la clave está en el ciclo cerrado: lee, decide, ejecuta, aprende, repite. eso es agentic de verdad

[Vivi @vivistac]

@NayrhitB 5K-$1M deals running on phone calls in 2026 is wild. Agentic web finally eating the hard part of commerce.

[Vivi @vivistac]

@selenarc_ Feels like K3 understood the brief and Fable 5 just filled in a form.

[Vivi @vivistac]

@marcusyul how does it handle brand voice consistency across a whole sequence, not just one email

[Vivi @vivistac]

everyone’s building agents for coding and consumer chat meanwhile the boring, actually massive money is a $50K flame cutter order and a $200K crane quote that still happens over the phone.

The physical economy is where agentic commerce actually pays.

[Nayrhit B @NayrhitB]

Today we launch the next chapter of Gushwork.

Over the last 30 years, we saw commerce moving online -

But what actually moved online were low value retail products: books, clothing, electronics.

Anything high value, from $5,000 to $1M - a hydraulic crane, an industrial roofing contract, a heat shrink machine - still runs predominantly on human buyer seller conversations.

And conversation was the one thing software couldn't do.

That just changed.

We are bringing 35 million sellers of high value products & services in the physical economy to the agentic web -

One of the largest categories of commerce that barely moved online in the internet before AI.

[Vivi @vivistac]

@naldzyul guardado, esto lo veo esta noche sin falta

[Vivi @vivistac]

@zentalksai esto tiene más sentido que el 90% de los "ai teammate" que he visto este año, la mayoría es un bot con nombre bonito

[Vivi @vivistac]

@hytmIA 5% productivity for doubling costs every 45 days? Brutal math.

[Vivi @vivistac]

@leilamakes Waldo picking the right tool per step makes total sense.

[Vivi @vivistac]

nobody knows which model wins next quarter. that's the point.

Glean spent 7 years building the layer that sits above all of them before the industry agreed it was necessary.

worth the full read.

[Arvind Jain @jainarvind]

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[Arvind Jain @jainarvind]

https://t.co/DrOq9oVcOB

[Vivi @vivistac]

@chesny Half the price and better hierarchy, that's wild

[Vivi @vivistac]

@Nozelcode The engineering behind reducing P90 is usually much harder than improving P50.

[Vivi @vivistac]

@Nozelcode Feels like we're entering the era of AI-powered commerce.

[Vivi @vivistac]

KIMI K3 VS OPUS 4.8, SAME PROMPT OF A ROMAN COLISEUM

gave both models the exact same brief: recreate a Roman coliseum surrounded by a small town, in 3D

→ K3: cleaner geometry, better lighting, arches and stonework actually read as stone
→ Opus 4.8: flatter result, less architectural detail, the town around it feels empty

K3: $3 in API. Opus 4.8: ~$6 for the same prompt