commissioner @kayyoxyz
Los Angeles, CA
Joined June 2009
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Introducing:
INTERNET FIGHT LEAGUE by @kayyoxyz
We believe the next generation of platforms won't just help people train.
They'll become the IRL competition layer of the internet.
Labib Yasir retweeted
today we're launching offense: the security toolbox for coding agents. offense.sh
your agent already writes the code, runs the tests, and opens the PR.
offense lets it do the security work in the same loop, before anything ships.
what it can run:
> on every PR: dependency audits, source checks, secret scanning, github actions review
> on your infra: containers and IaC
> on a running app: API testing and fuzzing from your openapi spec, injection checks, exposure checks
> when you want depth: a pen test agent in a disposable sandbox, with your app running inside it
opengrep, gitleaks, trivy, schemathesis, ZAP, nuclei and more, behind one CLI.
everything comes back as evidence your agent can read, fix from, and retest.
every report also says what was not tested.
built on top of boat.dev
hosted starts at $20/mo.
pilot access is open -> offense.sh
Labib Yasir retweeted
“Im just using bits to move and organize atoms” - @LabibYasir
Incredible product!
Excited about Imran’s next chapter 🚀
Introducing Compound Security
An open-source skill that helps your coding agent find vulnerabilities, patch them, and test that your app still works.
Here’s how you use it:
→ Help: figure out where to start
→ Brainstorm: pick what matters
→ Patch: plan, fix, and verify
→ LFG: take it through the workflow
and more :)
Labib Yasir retweeted
As someone who used to organize rules based after-school fights between all the homies in the early ’90s, IFL is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen. I wish we had this as kids.
Consensual competition instead of uncontrolled violence is a huge net positive for society.
Labib Yasir retweeted
No idea how to code
No idea how to use git
No idea what swift vs. ui kit is
No idea what a tech stack is
No idea what a SOP is
No idea what a design system is
Just an idea
Of what something should do, be, and look like- to the most obsessive degree
Labib Yasir retweeted
There was a point in my life where I actually felt a little guilty about how much I cared about sports
I spent SO much time watching them
Then somehow built a career around getting other people to care about them too lol
For a while it felt trendy to point out how ridiculous that was
“Imagine if we cared this much about science or art or education instead of grown men throwing a ball around!!”
But the older I get the more I think that completely misses what sports actually do
Kids who play sports are more likely to stay active as adults
They have better mental health, self esteem and social connectedness
They learn how to compete, lose, work with other people, be coached, practice something they suck at and keep showing up
And I think the massive commercial machine around sports is actually a huge part of what makes that possible
Kids want to shoot hoops because they watch Steph Curry
They want to play soccer because the World Cup feels like the most important thing on earth for a month
The packed stadiums, shoe deals, TV contracts, brands, highlights and billions of dollars make being an athlete aspirational
Which gets more kids playing sports
Which is objectively a VERY good thing
I used to wonder if spending my life helping make sports an even bigger deal was actually contributing anything meaningful to the world
I don’t really wonder that anymore
Sports fucking rule
