Sottiaux's rev-up (12522 likes, top of the day): 'Ladies and gentlemen... start... your... ENGINES. We are almost Tuesday and I promised a reset for Tuesday. Among some other things. See you soon.' Steipete's triple: the Meta clarification (4388): 'Because this "Meta uses OpenClaw" story is going around. They built their own agent, being inspired. Nat and his team did a great job. Kudos!'; the freedom flex (1108): 'The beauty of running a claw yourself: they cannot block you'; and the audit note (433): 'Proud to say that we did our homework. They found nothing critical.'

Rauchg's trio: the hard test (2194 likes): 'I just gave Grok 4.7 a pretty hard problem, involving reverse-engineering a running binary. Beautifully solved. And it's so fast!'; the mutual respect note (462): 'Game recognizing game'; and the shipping note (91): 'In addition to our type-safe TypeSafe @aisdk API (get it?), you can now use Jev over HTTP in AI Gateway.' Garry Tan's trio: the new weapon (356): 'Not really sure how @capydotai does it, but it really is able to track multi-step workflow and do large PRs faster than Codex or Claude Code on its own. My most favorite new agentic coding secret weapon in my arsenal the last week' — plus the GBrain PR example (22) and the Cluely reconsideration (213): 'If you really think about it Cluely as a realtime thought helper and semi-adversarial assistant with ongoing context is still a good idea.' Thariq's era-note (1759): 'I now type "use big pictures and few words" several times a day.'

Peter Yang's trio: the ad-market warning (379 likes): 'I think we're in for a rude awakening in the ad markets: If a huge part of your business is showing targeted display ads to humans — what happens when agents browse your website and get the job done without a human seeing your ads at all?'; the new home (46): 'Nah. I no longer live in email or text, I live in the chat with my agent(s)'; and the ChatGPT Finances receipt (7): Ethan used points to book a hotel, still got billed — 'ChatGPT caught it, worked with customer service, and I ended up getting reimbursed.' Levie's double: 'AI agents will use software 100X more than people ever did… In fact, in many ways these core primitives become even more important when agents can take destructive actions' (69); and the monetization math (53): 'The monetization potential of personal agents that are transacting on your behalf is quite significant… eventually a substantial amount of commerce inevitably goes through them.'

The rest: Amjad's thesis (566): 'AI is reviving the American Dream'; Nikunj's trio — Codex on Mac as the undefeated computer-use champion (164), 'the companies boasting about tokenmaxxing have the worst product experiences… Less is more has never been more apt' (56), and the GitHub-squares joke (35); plus Swyx's Jev pod announcement (7).