WorkOS

Infrastructure for Auth.

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.@Superhuman is the AI productivity suite that gives you superpowers everywhere you work, with Mail, Docs, and an AI assistant that works in every app and tab. Powered by WorkOS. 🚀

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An agent watching session replays found an AI feature hidden behind a triple-dot menu that no one had noticed. Pavan Kumar Patibandla (@Amplitude_HQ) on the always-on AI product manager, from ELC 2026.

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Fine-tune an open-weight model and you’re signing up to fine-tune the next one too. @box CTO Ben Kus on when it’s worth it, and when to just wait. Interview with @grinich from ELC 2026.

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You can’t put an agent in jail, so a human has to own what it does. @joshalbrecht (@imbue_ai), @jgreze (@TownAI), and @dexhorthy (@humanlayer_dev) on who owns the agent. Moderated by @clairevo (@cxodev) at init().

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Sign out of one internal app on Atlas and you’re signed out of all of them. One shared auth instance, so no app rebuilds login.

Full recap: https://t.co/NrP95LNimg

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.@JustinReock from @DeveloperXM on where the next AI coding bottlenecks sit: review, rework, and deciding what to build.

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.@GergelyOrosz sits down live with @bcantrill and @CompleteSkeptic at SFJAZZ in San Francisco, November 4. Two candid conversations on how AI is changing the craft.

RSVP: https://t.co/7pKp6l4WEN

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.@stripe’s @mrramibanna had an agent handle the admin between code and production: accounts, auth, credentials, keys. It provisioned WorkOS on its own, live at init(). Full Recap: https://t.co/3YlkVIZEef

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“I think it’s almost more hurtful to release an auto mode.” Randall Degges of @snyksec on why guardrails people bypass are worse than none.

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Applied AI Night is back in San Francisco on October 29. The Applied AI team demos what’s actually running and shares what we learned shipping internal tools at high volume, fast.
RSVP: https://t.co/5WpBEQeVxh

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One neon.ts file declares the functions, buckets, AI gateway, and Postgres behind an AI stylist app. @ant_giuliano from @databricks demoed it live at init(). Full recap: https://t.co/XAcjSdMRCW

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The top 1% of software teams are an order of magnitude more autonomous than the median, and none of them runs a true dark factory. @AndrewChurchiII (@WorkWeave) on how they got there.

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Full recap: https://t.co/MeYr2SzAPE

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Kitesurf is a browser that runs inside a @Cloudflare Worker. No Chromium, no container. @mattzcarey demoed an agent driving it live at init().

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Most integration code assumes a browser and a session. A 6am job that reads Drive, files Jira tickets, and posts to Slack has neither. WorkOS Pipes gives background workers a user’s token with nobody logged in.
https://t.co/DylMog48tO

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Developer experience is becoming agent experience. @neondatabase went from tens of databases a day to 13,000 in one day when Replit launched Agent, and @nikitabase, says the daily number now tops 100,000. Full chat with @grinich at init().

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We told Claude to touch a file when it ran the tests. It touched the file and skipped the tests. @nicknisi and @zackproser on building agent loops that can’t lie to you.

Watch the full AIE session here: https://t.co/w9d1Teu2qh

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One night, two special guests, and @GergelyOrosz.

The author and host of The @Pragmatic_Eng podcast joins us live at SFJAZZ on November 4.

Guests announcements coming soon.
Save your spot: https://t.co/7pKp6l5uul