At the AI Assistant SF meetup, chatted with folks building in the space, from a shopping search for AI agents to a ring that you can talk to (Soar)!
Thanks to the organizer @DavidPawlan
Thanks to the organizer @DavidPawlan
Swaroop CH
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Started and leading GenAI Platform at DoorDash, includes LLM inference, fine-tuning, evals, MCP, Agents, guardrails, RAG, and the new trend.
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Congrats to all the @modal folks, and all the ones we work closely with such as @_gongy , Jason Mancuso, Shariq Mobin, Zach Theis, Adam and so many others! 👏🏽
P.S. Surreal to be part of the video
P.S. Surreal to be part of the video
Today we're announcing that Modal has crossed $1B in annualized run rate, as well as raised a $750M Series D at a $15.75B valuation, led by @Accel.
Since our Series C, usage has tripled and we’ve grown more than 15x year-over-year.
We are deeply grateful to the developers and companies building on Modal. There's still so much more to build, and we can't think of a better time to be building software.View quoted post on X
Very cool stuff @vinodgansan ! Signed up for the waitlist :)
We asked @alma_inc to make an @a16z style video, without a human using the editor. Fully with computer-use.
Alma merged the clips, found the characters, added name cards and dropped in transitions on its own using Adobe premiere pro.
You no longer need to learn any software. Stay tuned!View quoted post on X
For recurring prompts, ChatGPT/Codex desktop app has scheduled tasks, Claude desktop app has routines.
I was wondering can I achieve the same using CLI coding agents?
What I needed was a persistent TUI with windows and tabs...
The answer turned out to be quite elegant using @herdrdev + a custom /routine skill + using OpenCode (as the initial coding agent).
Caveat 1 - I have used this on mac laptop only.
Caveat 2 - it required some tinkering to get OpenCode to run a prompt and then open the interactive REPL so that I can ask any follow-up questions on the routine results, it may not be reliable.
Overall, it was a fun exercise, check it out at github.com/swaroopch/rout…
I was wondering can I achieve the same using CLI coding agents?
What I needed was a persistent TUI with windows and tabs...
The answer turned out to be quite elegant using @herdrdev + a custom /routine skill + using OpenCode (as the initial coding agent).
Caveat 1 - I have used this on mac laptop only.
Caveat 2 - it required some tinkering to get OpenCode to run a prompt and then open the interactive REPL so that I can ask any follow-up questions on the routine results, it may not be reliable.
Overall, it was a fun exercise, check it out at github.com/swaroopch/rout…
github.com GitHub - swaroopch/routine-skill: A standalone agent skill for scheduling recurring OpenCode... A standalone agent skill for scheduling recurring OpenCode prompts on macOS. - swaroopch/routine-skill I wanted a personal "box in the cloud" to have (1) an interactive agent on top of my Obsidian notes, and (2) explore coding agents and personal agents.
Why "box in the cloud"? So that I can (1) access from personal laptop and mobile phone, (2) have fire-and-forget tasks, (3) long-running agents, (4) periodic tasks, (5) experiment without constraints of laptop such as accidentally closing the lid.
Why "box in the cloud"? So that I can (1) access from personal laptop and mobile phone, (2) have fire-and-forget tasks, (3) long-running agents, (4) periodic tasks, (5) experiment without constraints of laptop such as accidentally closing the lid.