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AI isn't just changing the tools designers use. It's changing the way they think, prototype, and build. In this episode of Design Review, YC Head of Design @eve_bouff joins @aaron_epstein to share the AI-first workflow she uses to design products, websites, and events. Using projects like Paxel, @sotazine, and YC Startup School as examples, she explains how coding agents are transforming everything from rapid prototyping and branding to design systems, and why the biggest bottleneck is no longer software. It's imagination. 00:00 - Eve's AI-First Design Workflow 01:27 - Why She Designs With Her Voice 03:44 - Paxel: Spotify Wrapped for Coding Sessions 07:13 - Building Tools for Yourself 11:01 - Turning Coding Transcripts Into Feedback 12:53 - The Story Behind SOTA Zine 16:57 - Designing With Context, Not Prompts 21:07 - How to Get Better AI Design Outputs 23:20 - Building an Interactive Map of San Francisco 25:17 - Behind Startup School's Visual Identity 29:59 - The Future of Design
Tune in: youtu.be/VbqaL_eHhKY
YC is coming to NYC next week! 🗽 We're hosting a happy hour for designers with YC's @aaron_epstein, @raphaelschaad, and @eve_bouff. If you're a designer who wants to build, come hang. RSVP: events.ycombinator.com/nydesignhh-sum…
And check out our new events page for everything else coming up: ycombinator.com/events
Congrats to @jmorgan, @mchiang0610 and @ollama on their $65M Series B! They built the easiest way for developers to get up and running with open models, and it's become the leading platform for exactly that, with 8.9 million developers and 85% of the Fortune 500 using it today. All with just 14 employees. t.co/coc2vzCZwl
Most founders obsess over dashboards and aggregate metrics, but some of the best product insights come from understanding how individual users actually use their product. In this episode of Startup School, YC's @dflieb walks through one of his favorite tools for better understanding your users, the dot plot. It's a simple two-dimensional grid that reveals usage patterns no aggregate chart can show you. He’ll cover why it gives founders a better sense of product health, what patterns to look for, and real-world examples of how dot plots helped teams at Google Photos and PayPal. 00:52 — Why DAUs Lie to You 01:39 — What is a Dot Plot and How Does it Work? 02:50 — Picking the Right Event to Track 03:34 — Reading Patterns in the Dots 05:17 — Tracking User State & Attributes 06:16 — The PayPal Fraud Insight 07:59 — Dot Plot vs. DAU Graph 08:56 — Finding Features That Drive Retention 10:30 — Scaling Dot Plots to Billions of Users 11:13 — The $80K Contract That Churned 11:57 — Common Dot Plot Mistakes 12:41 — Dot Plots + Cohort Curves
Tune in: youtu.be/e5-6rEwzxLs
Congrats to @joinfleek on their $25M Series B! The secondhand clothing market is a $200B+ industry and growing 3x faster than new apparel, but almost all of it still runs on manual assessment and offline trades. Fleek is building the AI-native marketplace to modernize it, using vision-language models to identify, grade, and price garments in seconds, then matching inventory between 2,000+ suppliers and 50,000+ resellers across 100+ countries. t.co/7o0sPy6Mmg
Congrats to Fleek on their $25M Series B! The secondhand clothing market is a $200B+ industry and growing 3x faster than new apparel, but almost all of it still runs on manual assessment and offline trades. Fleek is building the AI-native marketplace to modernize it, using vision-language models to identify, grade, and price garments in seconds, then matching inventory between 2,000+ suppliers and 50,000+ resellers across 100+ countries. t.co/7o0sPy6ewI
Gusto (YC W12) recently surpassed $1 billion in annual revenue and now serves more than 500,000 small businesses across the US. Today, one in five new businesses started in the US uses @GustoHQ. In this fireside, Gusto co-founder and Head of Technology Eddie Kim (@edawerd) sits down with YC's @harjtaggar to talk about Gusto Co-Founder, a new AI product that automates recurring business processes end-to-end, all triggered through SMS or Slack without the business owner ever logging in. Eddie shares how an experiment with OpenClaw led to the idea, why he believes AI agents need to move beyond the "blank canvas" of chat, and how AI is making it easier than ever to start and grow a business. 01:24 - Beyond the Chatbot 03:54 - The OpenClaw Experiment 07:06 - Building an AI Product in 10 Weeks 10:13 - Why Context Is Everything 13:49 - The AI Features Customers Actually Want 17:05 - Your AI Business Partner 21:27 - The Future Roadmap 23:37 - Five People Built This 26:16 - No Meetings. No PRDs. No Jira. 30:20 - The Best Time to Start a Business
Tune in: youtu.be/xpeRVyFFy_Q
Congrats to @surtrdefense on their $4.8M seed! Counter-drone operators today juggle a wall of screens: sensors, radars, and effectors that don't talk to each other. Surtr pulls it all into one interface and can automatically cue a response to incoming threats. They already tested in Ukraine, detecting and tracking FPV drones with under 100ms of latency. t.co/3XzMy5Rmna
Congrats to @useAgave on their $15M Series A! They're bringing AI to construction's back office, automating the invoice processing, job costing, and financial reconciliation that accounting teams still do manually across disconnected systems. With over 500 customers and nearly $100B in construction volume on the platform, they've been profitable for two years and have nearly tripled revenue year over year. t.co/se1YcuAyU2
YC is coming to NYC next week! We're hosting three events, for founders, interns, and designers. Details and RSVP links below 👇 ycombinator.com/events
First up: the YC x NYC Meetup on July 13th. Get an inside look at YC with General Partner @aaron_epstein. Whether you're actively working on a startup or just considering taking the leap, come learn how YC supports founders and meet others building in New York. t.co/MaidADsyYj
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.@garrytan on why the future is already here, it's just not evenly distributed. "If you're just willing to spend $100,000 a year on tokens, you can basically live like you are a normal citizen in 2028. It's just pretty clear that token cost is gonna come down. Compute is gonna go way, way up. We think 90,000x or so. There will be 90,000x the amount of inference from here to three years from now."
From the @naval podcast: x.com/naval/status/2…
Bloomy (@bloomylearning) is helping kids learn faster with AI. Starting with English, Math, and Writing for K-12. Their mastery learning platform meets every student where they are. Students receive standards-aligned instruction from a Socratic AI tutor, while teachers save time and spot misconceptions faster thanks to AI-enabled insights. In early pilots, Bloomy students grew ~2x faster than projected on their NWEA MAP assessment.
Avoca (W23) is building what it calls the AI workforce for the physical economy, starting with home services. In just a few years, the company has grown to eight figures in revenue and recently raised over $125 million at a $1 billion valuation. In this fireside, co-founders @apurvas96 and @thetysonchen sit down with @garrytan to share how they found product-market fit by helping businesses turn missed calls into revenue. They explain why AI is expanding what software can do, pushing past the 1% of wallet that traditional software captures, and why they see it as one of the biggest opportunities for founders. 01:28 - Finding the Right Market 03:25 - Why AI Is Bigger Than SaaS 06:59 - The AI Job Story Nobody Talks About 11:53 - How the Founders Met 16:59 - The Pivot 21:47 - Customer Love Beats Market Size 25:31 - Building an AI Workforce 29:35 - Why Customer Obsession Wins 34:12 - Growing to Eight Figures 37:22 - The Vision Beyond Home Services 38:54 - Building a Generational Company
Tune in: youtu.be/EHp1HgwCo9I
Congrats to @aseonlabs on their $10M seed! Robotaxis drive miles without passengers just to reach depots for cleaning and charging, and those deadhead miles are one of the biggest barriers to profitability. Aseon is building parking space-sized autonomous pods that can be scattered throughout cities to inspect, clean, and charge robotaxis on the spot. t.co/BE8dM99kRU
Warp (YC W23) recently announced a $60M Series B and now serves more than 1,000 customers, processing over $600M in payroll annually and on track to surpass $2B in the next year. In this episode of Founder Firesides, YC's @harjtaggar sits down with @warpdotco founder and CEO Ayush Sharma (@ayushswrites) to talk about how the company found its way into one of enterprise software's most competitive markets and why AI is fundamentally changing how software companies should be built. 00:50 - From India to MIT 03:10 - Betting on an Unsexy Problem 05:18 - The Wedge That Started Warp 09:49 - What "AI-Native" Really Means 12:31 - Building a Different Kind of Company 14:00 - Why AI Favors Technical Founders 16:42 - The Next Generation of Enterprise Software 21:25 - Why Investors Backed Warp 25:11 - The Future of Employee Management
Tune in: youtu.be/80eZ7DjCGSo
Fernando Terrés (@tmzfernando) is the co-founder and CEO of @arq_finance (YC S21), a fintech company building global banking for the growing number of people in Latin America who live, work, and invest across borders. The company recently announced a $70 million Series B, and now processes more than $10 billion in annualized transaction volume. In this fireside, Fernando joined YC's @aaron_epstein to reflect on ARQ's journey from YC to one of the fastest-growing fintech companies in Latin America. 01:09 — The Real Pain of Cross-Border Money 03:07 — From Consulting to Startup 04:10 — The Revolut Years & Crypto Insight 06:03 — First YC Check, Mexico City Mall 07:00 — What Customers Actually Wanted 09:57 — Imposter Syndrome Is Universal 11:19 — Never Celebrating Milestones 12:38 — The "Unreasonable Ambition" Value 16:04 — How They Hire & Set Goals 18:44 — Why They Rebranded from DolarApp 23:47 — Expanding to Four Countries 27:57 — Surviving the 2022 Crypto Crash 29:42 — The Next Five Years for ARQ 31:12 — How They're Using AI 37:07 — What YC Did for ARQ
Fernando Terrés (@tmzfernando) is the co-founder and CEO of @arq_finance (S21), a cross-border financial platform Latin Americans— offering dollar-denominated accounts, international cards, and stock investments across four countries. They recently closed a $70 million Series B and now process over $10 billion in annualized transaction volume. In this fireside, Fernando sat down with YC's @aaron_epstein to talk about how ARQ evolved from a scrappy dollar-access app into a full financial platform for globally minded Latin Americans. 01:09 — The Real Pain of Cross-Border Money 03:07 — From Consulting to Startup 04:10 — The Revolut Years & Crypto Insight 06:03 — First YC Check, Mexico City Mall 07:00 — What Customers Actually Wanted 09:57 — Imposter Syndrome Is Universal 11:19 — Never Celebrating Milestones 12:38 — The "Unreasonable Ambition" Value 16:04 — How They Hire & Set Goals 18:44 — Why They Rebranded from DolarApp 23:47 — Expanding to Four Countries 27:57 — Surviving the 2022 Crypto Crash 29:42 — The Next Five Years for ARQ 31:12 — How They're Using AI 37:07 — What YC Did for ARQ
Tune in: youtu.be/cA6g0iWBQpY
Mark Pincus (@markpinc) is the founder of Zynga and the author of "Life at the Speed of Play: Launch Products People Love", where he distills the product philosophy and founder playbook he developed across five companies. In this episode of Main Function with @garrytan, Mark reflects on building through three platform shifts: the web, social networking, and now AI. He shares his "Proven, Better, New" framework for product development, explains how founders can recognize real product-market fit, and discusses why the biggest consumer AI companies are still waiting to be built. 01:09 — Why Mark wrote the book 03:44 — Three eras of the Internet 04:22 — How Napster started social networking 06:19 — The Opus 4.5 Moment 09:46 — Proven, Better, New 12:59 — Why Investors are wrong about consumer 14:07 — The distribution problem 16:36 — Killing your ego to kill bad ideas 18:41 — When the fish are running 21:23 — Founder Mode is for everyone 28:13 — Tokenmaxxing 37:04 — Intelligence on tap 38:41 — The business plan of free
Tune in: youtu.be/oHwUD9b9_pg
Congrats to @taktile_org on their $110M Series C! Banks and insurance companies spend billions on screening risky transactions, processing claims, and onboarding customers. Taktile automates those decisions with AI agents, turning a process that once took weeks into minutes. t.co/KiN0GiWXtX
Brooke Hopkins (@bnicholehopkins) is the founder and CEO of @covaldev, a simulation and observability platform that helps enterprises test, monitor, and evaluate AI-powered voice agents at scale. Coval works with customers like Perplexity and Deepgram to process tens of millions of calls per month and has just raised a $28.2M Series A. Brooke sat down with @harjtaggar to talk about how leading evaluation infrastructure at Waymo turned out to be surprisingly transferable to voice agents, why voice is emerging as the first productionized use case for autonomous agents, and how she narrowed a broad evals idea into a focused enterprise platform—including the moment a customer offered to pay her before she'd written a single line of code. 01:16 — Why Voice Is the Killer AI Interface 02:37 — How Enterprises Are Adopting Voice 05:44 — The Missing Infrastructure for Voice 06:58 — Where Voice Agents Fail 12:32 — Lessons From Waymo 16:38 — What Product-Market Fit Actually Feels Like 18:20 — Why They Bet on Enterprise 25:35 — Leaving Waymo to Go Solo 29:02 — What's Next for Coval
Tune in: youtu.be/eSm_9tb5ZbY
When electric motors were invented, factories didn't become dramatically more productive overnight. The biggest gains came years later, after people redesigned factories around the new technology. @databricks co-founder and Chief Architect Reynold Xin (@rxin) believes AI is creating a similar shift in software. In this fireside with YC's @sdianahu, Reynold explains how AI agents are reshaping engineering organizations, why startups have an advantage in building AI-native products, and why the next generation of infrastructure needs to be lightweight, scalable, and built for agentic workloads from day one.
Tune in: youtu.be/m00FTHk7570
Bring your whole team and dozens of AI coding agents into the same chat threads, then let @linzumi_ai keep the fleet coordinated and unblocked. And for a limited time, try state of the art open-weights intelligence free: GLM 5.2 at high speed, via their @wafer_ai partnership. → t.co/REdRfzOQtW
Congrats on the launch, @sgrove! ycombinator.com/launches/QuJ-l…
Many founders start their customer search with cold email, LinkedIn, and prospecting tools. But the first 10 customers rarely come from a tool. It starts somewhere else: your network, showing up in person, and a willingness to do things that don't scale. In this episode of Startup School, YC Visiting Partner @maxkolysh draws on dozens of YC founder stories to explain how to identify the right buyers, start conversations, and turn them into your first customers. 0:00 - Why the first 10 are different 0:54 - Where does your buyer actually spend their time? 2:45 - Customers 1–3: work your warm network first 4:20 - Get in the room 5:14 - Conferences and founder dinners 6:15 - Find where your customers complain online 7:30 - How to go outbound 8:35 - Frame outreach as advice 10:20 - Writing outreach that sounds human 13:15 - Recap: The first 10 come from you
Tune in: youtu.be/_FBivfgOvuE
The best way to learn AI is to work at an AI startup. On August 15, we're inviting ambitious students to YC HQ to meet founders and engineers from 50+ YC companies. Roam the expo hall to meet founders (and collect swag), startups pitch you, interview onsite, and land your Summer 2027 internship – co-ops and more.
Apply to join: events.ycombinator.com/2027-summer-in…
Thomas is a virtual human who starts, runs, and grows his own companies. His only goal is to make money. In only 2 weeks, he made $17k. Congrats on the launch, @madebythomasai! ycombinator.com/launches/QwO-t…
Bryant Chou (@bryantchou) co-founded Webflow, which today powers around 1% of all websites on the internet. Now he's back in the current YC batch with @ployai, an AI-powered website and marketing platform that doesn't just build your site — it connects to your analytics, CRM, and search console to optimize your marketing while you sleep. In this episode of the @LightconePod, he explains how he built Ploy to be “anti slop,” how building today compares to his first startup, and why founders with domain expertise are making a comeback. 0:45 — What Ploy Is Building 2:21 — Redesigning Old YC Startup Websites 6:01 — Better Design, Better Storytelling 7:08 — Democratizing Marketing and Growth 10:39 — Rebuilding a Website in 75 Seconds 14:04 — Your Website as a Company Brain 18:23 — Building the Anti-Slop Design Engine 21:01 — Why Bryant Came Back to the Web 24:04 — Building in a Competitive Market 27:55 — The Future of AI-Native Marketing 34:18 — Why Experienced Founders Have an Edge
Tune in: youtu.be/8OOuCnZB-4o
Many founders get stuck trying to find the perfect startup idea before they commit. But the perfect idea doesn't exist in the abstract. The only way to find what works is to pick one, go deep, and get feedback from real customers. In this episode of Startup School, YC's @xuster breaks down how to choose what to build, "burn the other boats," and go deep enough to practically run your customer's business— and why that depth is what surfaces the better idea underneath. 00:59 — The "Perfect Idea" trap 02:42 — Why working on multiple ideas fails 03:21 — How to actually go deep 04:51 — Could you run your customer's business? 06:18 — Build at the edge of what AI can do 08:37 — Aim at the most ambitious version 09:33 — What happens when the idea fails 10:27 — Walk fast in one direction
Tune in: youtu.be/R56RJFZBasQ
An AI just sold an insurance policy entirely on its own. @kinroai is the autonomous insurance brokerage. AI agents that quote, answer, and serve your insurance needs 24/7. Congrats on the launch, @corentin_hgt, @pierrealexai, & @parthfyi! kinro.com
It’s Demo Day! LFG
We're excited to announce Christopher Golda (@golda) and Grey Baker (@greybaker) as YC's newest General Partners! Chris co-founded BackType (S08), sold it to Twitter, then built their entire ad business from zero to $1B+ in revenue. Grey co-founded Dependabot, a developer tool a million engineers rely on every single day— and sold it to GitHub. Then he co-founded Pincites (S23), which was acquired by Filevine. As Visiting Partners, both have already spent multiple batches working closely with founders. Now they're doing it full-time. t.co/bP6hkkvNbO
Congrats to @zanehengsperger and @noxmetals on their $11.5M seed! They're building the industrial metal supply infrastructure America needs to scale domestic manufacturing. Just seven months after launching production, they've already shipped metal to hundreds of American factories. This summer they're revitalizing a WW2-era, 30,000 sq ft factory in Detroit. t.co/KeA3WiOynD
Hub (@hubxyz) provides real-world training data to frontier AI labs and robotics. Human labor is half of global GDP. Almost none of it has ever been recorded. Hub opens access to it through a global network of contributors capturing hard-to-access data. Congrats on the launch, @xarmin and @tim404x! t.co/ndxHExv6DC
Happy Alumni Demo Day!
Aster (@asterailabs) is building the autonomous research lab. They run thousands of AI agents in parallel to achieve 1000x speedups in autonomous research. Their lab just set a world record on ProteinGym in 30 minutes—and now they're automating open-ended research. Congrats on the launch, @emmett_bicker! t.co/NXCOnsEe8N
At our latest YC Paper Club, researchers and builders presented on self-play for LLMs, AI for biology, formal verification, and agentic coding in production. Thank you to our presenters: 00:00 — Francois Chaubard (@FrancoisChauba1) | Introduction & Call for Presentations 05:47
Tune in: youtube.com/watch?v=3rWSvr…
AI is pushing data centers to their limits, and cooling is becoming one of the biggest bottlenecks. @Ferveret is taking a nuclear reactor-inspired approach to fix it. Their system outperforms state-of-the-art liquid cooling by 15% and delivers 35% more tokens from the same
Science Co-founder and CEO, @maxhodak_, is speaking at Startup School 2026! He and his team are developing retinal implants and neural interfaces for patients with vision loss and neurological disease, advancing the frontier of human + computer interaction.
We're excited to announce Diana Hu (@sdianahu) as YC's newest Managing Partner. Diana co-founded Escher Reality (YC S17), which was acquired by Niantic, where she shipped AR to the 100M+ people playing Pokémon GO. Since returning to YC as a partner, she has worked with nearly
We're excited about the US CLARITY Act. We think all YC companies will use crypto technology, like stablecoins, before long. Not just crypto startups, not just fintech startups, but every company. Here's why this law is such a big deal 🧵 x.com/SenLummis/stat…
Blockchains allow instantaneous asset movement for pennies, global access, 24/7 trading, and open APIs. It’s the internet for every asset. Adding an API to every asset is especially a big deal. Suddenly, anyone can build on top.
Serafis (@serafis_ai) is the podcast app for investors. Discover ideas worth paying attention to, from the voices that matter. Their data platform is already live with top asset managers ($70B+ AUM). Narrative intelligence now fits in your pocket. Congrats on the launch,
AI now helps doctors read X-rays, CTs, and MRIs. But once it's deployed in a hospital, almost no one can tell if it's still accurate. Lattice Health watches deployed imaging AI and flags it the moment it starts to slip. Congrats on the launch, @sparkcpark!
Brex co-founder and CEO Pedro Franceschi believes most people still underestimate how much AI will change the way companies are built. AI isn't just another tool, it's a new foundation for building products, teams, and companies. In this episode of @LightconePod, @pedroh96
Tune in: youtu.be/mPAHvz8kW24
Result (@tryresult) is an operating system for starting a business. It helps users go from an idea to building a product, incorporating their companies, managing finances, filing taxes, and marketing— all on a single platform. Result is where the internet makes money. Congrats
YC Startup School is back! Two days, packed with world-class speakers, hands-on demos, small group sessions with YC partners, and a room full of the most ambitious technical builders from around the world. July 25–26 in San Francisco. ycombinator.com/startupschool
Congrats to @StepfulTraining on their $55M Series C! Stepful is making healthcare training more accessible while addressing the U.S. shortage of healthcare workers. They train people with a high school education for healthcare careers, debt-free and while working full-time, at
Today we're launching Paxel: a free tool that analyzes your Claude, Codex, and Cursor coding sessions and gives you a profile of how you build with AI. It runs locally inside Docker, and your code never leaves your machine. Try it at paxel.ycombinator.com
And if you're applying to Startup School, paste your Paxel token into your application! We want to see how you build with these tools. Already applied? You can still go back and add it. ycombinator.com/startupschool
To clarify more here: your source code and file contents never leave your machine. This is verifiable in the container. But Paxel does upload derived data - narratives, prompt excerpts, file paths, commit metadata (all run through a credential redactor first) - to build your
.@9Mothers is making AI mission systems for the DoW. Their first product - EDDA - is a tiny robot that protects soldiers and critical assets from Group 1 suicide drones. They're building it small enough and cheap enough to put that protection on everything: every vehicle, every
We're excited to announce Peter Steinberger as a speaker at Startup School 2026! @steipete is the creator of OpenClaw, the open-source AI agent that went from a weekend project to the most-starred software repo on GitHub in under 5 months, with 346k+ stars. He's now at OpenAI
Walter (@walterindustry) is an AI employee for the manufacturing back office. He logs into the same legacy ERP a factory already runs just like a human would, and takes over the manual work no one ever wanted to do. Congrats on the launch, @nikolas_keller, @lukaspostulka!
Back in 2023, Max Junestrand was a college student in Sweden with a McKinsey offer in his back pocket. Instead, he and his two co-founders went all in on legal AI and built @WeAreLegora (YC W24) into one of the fastest-growing enterprise companies in history. In just 18 months,
Tune in: youtu.be/mjmswQurIU4
Congrats to @Dkirtley and @Helion_Energy on their $465M Series G at a $15.5B valuation! Helion is building the world's first commercial fusion power plant, Orion. Their Polaris prototype recently exceeded 150 million degrees Celsius, the first privately funded fusion machine
We sat down with Helion founder David Kirtley last year to learn more about how they're approaching the problem differently, as they develop a new fusion system: youtube.com/watch?v=XdigD0…
Congrats to @kiwicopple, @AntWilson, and the @supabase team on their $500M Series F at a $10B valuation! Database launches on Supabase have grown 600% in the past year, with more than 60% of new databases launched by AI tools. Nearly 10 million developers build on Supabase
Congrats to @kiwicopple, @AntWilson, and the @supabase team on their $500M Series F! Database launches on Supabase have grown 600% in the past year, with more than 60% of new databases launched by AI tools. Nearly 10 million developers build on Supabase today, more than doubling
RASPIRE (@raspire_) is building app security at AI speed. As AI accelerates mobile attacks, their platform protects Android and iOS apps from fraud, reverse engineering, and API abuse with zero code changes. They're already securing apps used by 20M+ people across banking,
Congrats to @Helion_Energy on their $465M Series G! Helion is building the world's first commercial fusion power plant, Orion. Their Polaris prototype recently exceeded 150 million degrees Celsius, the first privately funded fusion machine to run on deuterium-tritium fuel.
We sat down with Helion founder @Dkirtley last year to learn more about how they're approaching the problem differently, as they develop a new fusion system: youtube.com/watch?v=XdigD0…
Zenbu (@zenbu_labs) is an extensible IDE for coding agents. Run agents in parallel, manage their work, and customize the IDE with plugins. Congrats on the launch, @robpruzan! ycombinator.com/launches/Qey-z…
Autostep finds the repetitive work hiding inside your company, then helps you fix it. It context mines how your team works across emails, decks and reports. Then it proactively spawns agents on that context so the work never gets repeated again. Congrats on the launch,
Lamina Labs is building the fastest infra for explainer videos. The first product from @laminalabs, Simi, turns any prompt or document into a whiteboard-style explainer video in seconds, across 80+ languages, so anyone can explain anything clearly. Congrats on the launch,
In the first episode of our new series Full Stack, @conductor_build CEO and co-founder @charlieholtz takes us into the details of how he sets up his workflow for coding and managing AI agents. 00:00 – Building Conductor With Conductor 01:05 – Managing a Team of Coding Agents
Tune in: youtu.be/fQmlML9Lay4
Startup School is coming to Paris 🇫🇷 on June 29! Hear from founders like @lxbrun of @amilabs, @oliveur of @datadoghq, @kiwicopple of @supabase, @james406 of @posthog, and more. Join the best builders and hackers from across France and Europe for a day of talks and sessions with
RSVP to attend: events.ycombinator.com/yc-paris-sus
50% of orders go to whoever quotes first. Yet industrial distributors hand-copy RFQs into 30-year-old software. Hexa is automating their sales and procurement workflows so they quote faster and win more bids. Congrats on the launch, @Ishaanx75, @MannPatira, and @AuriNayak!
Wato (@watolabs) is building the collaboration layer for teams working with AI agents: shared knowledge, cloud agents, automations, and permissioned tools across the AI subscriptions companies already use. Congrats on the launch, @arihanxv & @rahulrejeev!
