Sottiaux's milestone post (10790 likes, the biggest of the day): 'Old news actually from a bunch of days ago, but crossed that 15M. Enjoy a nice reset everyone. Landing in the next hour or so, go /fast.' Plus his alignment banter with @ajambrosino (2480 likes): 'A: core alignment has been reached. T: core alignment you say. A: i say. T: say more. A: more. And yet I've never been more excited about what him and the team are building.' And 'Also don't say Linux, we just shipped that' (2173 likes).

Claude cross-device sync (8533 likes): 'Your Claude in Chrome sessions now carry over to desktop, web, and mobile. Conversations are saved, and your skills and connectors work in the browser. Available on Max and Team today, rolling out to Pro in the coming weeks.' Plus the side panel unification (388 likes) and browser agent security habits (245 likes). Steipete on agent form factors (1190 likes): 'cli was a year ago. apps maybe 6 months. now it's services, web, cloud sessions.'

Levie on the Jevons moment (212 likes): 'Awesome day for new model releases from both Deepseek and Grok. Both represent huge jumps in capability at insanely low costs. This is truly Jevons paradox for AI playing out. By bringing down the cost of AI, demand will continue to accelerate.' Madhu Guru on app-layer alpha (178 likes): 'The biggest alpha in AI products over the next few years is in the application layer. Models will keep getting cheaper, better and more local. The differentiation will come from deeply understanding specific user workflows and having the imagination to redesign the experience around them.' Josh Woodward announces 14 new Gemini integrations (241 likes): Angi, Fever, GetYourGuide, Granola, iHeartRadio, OpenTable, Otter, Pandora, Thumbtack, Ticketmaster, Wix, Zocdoc, Zoho and more.

Rauchg's endless opportunity (1091 likes): 'Endless opportunity everywhere you look.' Plus the Sandbox upgrade (185 likes): 'Try npx sandbox@latest sh - it's mind-blowing. It feels faster than your local machine. Sandbox now comes with a reasonable default set of pre-installed tools, and you can fully customize them.' And Seedance 2.5 on Vercel AI Gateway (238 likes).

Garry Tan ships GBrain v0.45.6.0 (616 likes): 'which added 17 new brain skills hardened through my own personal OpenClaw agent with hundreds of thousands of markdown files. A personal AGI is one that works for you. GBrain now works with Codex and Claude Code.' Plus markdown skill-maxxing (337 likes) and the separate-agent architecture note (20 likes). Dan Shipper's parody (40 likes): 'im starting a new content agency One Word, inspired by @ajambrosino help AI labs grow on X by posting one word a day. this is the new meta. don't just go direct. go one word at a time.' Plus the Word rebrand joke (8 likes) and 'something analog dropping tomorrow' (38 likes).

Madhu Guru on whiteboards (30 likes): 'I miss when teams actually whiteboarded. There was something playful about standing around a board, drawing half-baked ideas. Years of Zoom seem to have beaten that instinct out of people.' Peter Yang's new essay (90 likes): 'We're moving from doing work manually with a keyboard, mouse, and laptop to directing agents in the cloud using our voices. Voice is becoming the orchestration layer. Personal computers will move to the cloud. Trust will be the key differentiator.' Aditya on India (319 likes): 'We're bullish on India. @spc_india was our first bet outside the US. Some of the most ambitious projects of the decade will be built there.' Nikunj's genius endorsement (85 likes). Zara's Stanford gold (601 likes). Matt Turck's decay history (34 likes): 'Graph engineering is the new loop engineering which is the new harness engineering which is the new context engineering which is the new prompt engineering.' Swyx's Perplexity flashback (1223 likes): 'Perplexity offered to buy @googlechrome one year ago today' plus his paper of the year note (316 likes).

AI & I: Dan Shipper interviews Kevin Scott, CTO of Microsoft. Key topics: the agentic web as this year's big story (agents need an ecosystem like the internet — MCP plays the role of HTTP, NL Web the role of HTML); capability overhang (model reasoning has gotten ahead of what products deliver — the industry must close the gap); agentic memory (today's agents are transactional, memory goes away after the task, which inhibits delegation of complex work); Conway's Law danger (you ship your org chart — Microsoft pushes all internal systems to speak a standard protocol to agents); MCP security model (agents need identities and entitlements — 'this agent acts on behalf of this person and is entitled to these resources'); permissionless innovation vs gatekeepers (middle layers that don't add value to creators and users); AI-assisted personal security (an agent that monitors your communication modalities and triangulates suspicious activity, like his wife's 2FA incident); craft and choice (woodworkers debating hand tools vs power tools vs CNC = programmers debating editors and agents — 'be curious, try stuff'); and the async agent future ('go sort this out' — agents iterating for long periods before returning control).