Feels like as an industry we are going down a path of trading bloated Eng teams for “token bloat”, where “slop” (writing, technical systems, product) is a clear symptom.
Luis Ramirez
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Been feeling that agents have broken planning projects w/ cycles in @linear. Cycle view only affords for tickets assigned across team, but planning out projects at ticket level feels antiquated. Seeing who is owning which milestones feels closer to what I'd want. Curious how @karri and @linear team or other teams are planning these days.
I joined Pace last year with two goals: work with a top-tier team and build at the frontier of agents.
Since then, we’ve built an agent harness that can reason over extremely complex documents and rules, handle long customer interactions via phone, use browsers and desktops, and use tools to move work forward. These capabilities work seamlessly together to ultimately complete insurance workflows end to end. Pace agents have now completed over a quarter-million tasks for our customers and growing fast.
Entering this next phase of the company I’ll be doubling down on what makes this all possible: building out our product & engineering team. If you’re a designer or engineer also looking to work at the agent frontier alongside a world class team, we’re hiring.
ats.rippling.com/pace/jobs
ats.rippling.com Careers | Pace Since then, we’ve built an agent harness that can reason over extremely complex documents and rules, handle long customer interactions via phone, use browsers and desktops, and use tools to move work forward. These capabilities work seamlessly together to ultimately complete insurance workflows end to end. Pace agents have now completed over a quarter-million tasks for our customers and growing fast.
Entering this next phase of the company I’ll be doubling down on what makes this all possible: building out our product & engineering team. If you’re a designer or engineer also looking to work at the agent frontier alongside a world class team, we’re hiring.
ats.rippling.com/pace/jobs
Today, Pace has raised a $46 million Series B, co-led by @ThriveCapital and @Sequoia, with participation from @emergencecap and @pruvencapital, to help our customers insure more of the world’s risk.View quoted post on X
@pacecom agents have completed more than 250,000 critical insurance operations, growing 3x every quarter. The world’s leading insurers, like Prudential, WTW and Convex, trust Pace to scale back-office operations.
60% of the world's losses last year went uninsured. Closing this $9 trillion protection gap starts with AI-native operations.
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The 2026 Enterprise Tech 30 is live! 🚀View quoted post on X
60 companies shaping the future of enterprise.
In partnership with @EricNewcomer at @NewcomerMedia
See the full list: wing.vc/et30 #ET30
After 1 year of working @pacecom, I feel more and more bullish every day that we're building something special: constantly at the edges of model capabilities, squarely at the intersection of services and software, and in an industry ripe for this kind of transformation.
We're hiring across FDE, GTM, and Eng. DMs open.
We're hiring across FDE, GTM, and Eng. DMs open.
Sequoia’s @JulienBek says many of their founders are now wondering if they’re “just an iteration away” from AI labs destroying their business.View quoted post on X
He says the most defensible companies - and potentially the next trillion-dollar company - will be “a software business that masquerades as a services firm.”
“If you sell tools today, you’re really in the line of sight for the models and you’re effectively competing with the next generation that they’re going to launch.”
“Whereas if you sell the work, you’re actually benefiting from what the models are doing and all the billions of dollars that are going towards AI.”