Will C

i build tools

[Will C @willkenca]

Tinkering with focus mode's block overlay.

https://t.co/Q86Y19h0mU

[Will C @willkenca]

I really love the terminal UI for whatever reason. Maybe it's the retro aesthetic. Excited for this!

[AI SDK @aisdk]

Run your agents in a terminal UI with just a few lines of code.

[Will C @willkenca]

Fable is so much better at design than Opus 4.8. It's a huge step up

[Will C @willkenca]

@ay_ushr cli or?

[Will C @willkenca]

Really enjoyed this: https://t.co/Tl3cTxAIEC

[Will C @willkenca]

@jacobmparis @indiesoftwaredv idk if i can go thru the ikea maze another time

[Will C @willkenca]

@indiesoftwaredv @jacobmparis ty!!

[Will C @willkenca]

@indiesoftwaredv @jacobmparis name??

[Will C @willkenca]

working with claude like...

[Will C @willkenca]

I turned Claude into a work tracker.

Claude tracks and updates threads for me, using data from all my connectors.

I barely have to do anything to catch up on everything.

Here's how it works:

- Add the Debrief MCP to Claude, Cursor, any MCP AI
- Tell the agent to "check in"
- The agent checks apps (like Slack, Gmail, etc)
- My agent updates and creates threads from all my work

[Will C @willkenca]

@charlietlamb @autumnpricing what will i do with all my merch? 😭

[Will C @willkenca]

@rfgarcia how do you build these in-house? just setup a bunch of them on a vpc or something?

[Will C @willkenca]

delegate stuff from your screen to your AI agents

one hot key -> send to agent

wondering if people would want to use this? just threw it together. let me know

[Will C @willkenca]

@brian_lovin @saradu @parkerhendo @andocorporation Agree + like seeing what Ando's trying.

Hoping that agent UI/UX these next few years will help define what that "next Slack" actually looks like

Everything looks so similar to chats in channels 😅

[Will C @willkenca]

@athanzxyt @arushi_ressl gotchu https://t.co/3nSYBcmSvd

[Y Combinator @ycombinator]

As a college student, Peter Reinhardt (@reinpk) started a company that stumbled, pivoted, and nearly ran out of money before a small open-source library became Segment—the data layer behind thousands of software companies and was later acquired by Twilio.

On the Social Radars with @jesslivingston and @cjoneslevy, he reflects on the panic attacks, pricing mistakes, and how he learned to sell by listening hard to customers. Lessons he now carries into Charm Industrial, where he’s working to remove CO2 from the atmosphere and store it permanently underground.

00:00 – From MIT to YC: The ClassMetric idea
07:02 – When your customers don’t actually care
12:38 – A year in the wilderness building analytics
18:27 – Panic attacks and the lowest point
27:18 – The Hacker News post that saved the company
35:06 – Learning to sell (and asking for 1000x more)
44:52 – Hitting product-market fit the hard way
54:10 – The moment revenue started shrinking
1:02:33 – Selling Segment & starting Charm

[Will C @willkenca]

Built my own AI workflow tool:

I get final say on every AI action.

> Works with 1,000+ integrations
> Schedule or make one-off tasks for AI agents to do
> 35+ founder-built skills that work on any AI platform

[Will C @willkenca]

Find pain points on Reddit with a prompt that takes 20s to write.

(A nice byproduct of supporting 1000+ integrations.)

😁

[Will C @willkenca]

Built a tool to create AI automations with 1000+ integrations

trydebrief dot com