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Maayan Albert retweeted
We just solved attribution for AI Agents.
Introducing Journeys.
AI agents are visiting your product. Now you can see what they’re trying to do, what converts, and what’s making them churn.
With Journeys, you can:
- See the moment AI agents visit your product
- Follow the paths they take
- Track purchases, installs, and completed setup
- Pinpoint where agents get stuck and whats blocking them
- Review fixes prepared for you and publish them with a click
- Watch how those changes improve conversion
Turn agent traffic into revenue.
Try Journeys at tryscope.com
Maayan Albert retweeted
Today we're launching artificial intuition.
A model that predicts which idea will stand out, before anything is published.
Already live in Native for 2,200+ businesses.
API waitlist is open: native.no/norn 🚀
Maayan Albert retweeted
WTF is a SOTA Wife?
SOTA Wives is a podcast exploring the unfiltered side of Silicon Valley.
We built it as an antidote to the performative polish of tech Twitter.
Brought to you by @MilksandMatcha x @vivianmshen.
Episode 1 goes live on Monday, 12th October at 9 AM PT on everywhere you get your podcasts 💙
Maayan Albert retweeted
Introducing Maritime (YC F26): the cloud platform for running billions of AI agents
We give startups the infrastructure to deploy, manage, and scale their agents, each with its own computer
Hosting starts at $1/agent/month
Maayan Albert retweeted
OpenAI fired me last week, along with two of my safety colleagues. I was given one reason: that I accessed an executive's email. I want to say this plainly, because too many of OpenAI’s history is smoke and mirrors when people disappear:
Maayan Albert retweeted
Two other safety researchers and I were fired from OpenAI last week. We wrote this letter to leadership.
I believe we were fired for prioritizing safety over the near-term interests of OpenAI as a corporation.
Maayan Albert retweeted
coded a library of 30+ fonts, textures and overlays for agents or crafty humans!
playfuldesign.app/templates
Maayan Albert retweeted
Today, I'm excited to bring @OasiveAI out of stealth and announce that we're backed by @ycombinator!
Oasive helps bond investors find better bonds to buy.
Uncover opportunities you might otherwise miss, compare investments and test the risks before putting on a trade.
Which Treasury maturities look cheap? Is there a curve trade worth putting on? Macro and Rates Research helps you explore both. In mortgage-backed securities (MBS), compare pools and see how changes in rates and prepayments affect your portfolio.
Our AI analysts bring the research and proprietary models together, so you can go from idea to decision in minutes.
Thank you to @kul and @garrytan for taking a chance on me and believing in @OasiveAI!
Start your Macro and Rates Research free trial or request an MBS demo: oasive.ai/join
Here's what you can do 👇
Maayan Albert retweeted
One week into YC and we've already been on the big stage!
We demoed the product to fellow batch founders and alumni.
Also super proud of the team. We moved into a hacker house and they are shipping like crazy 🔥
The next couple of weeks are going to be wild!
More to come 👀
Maayan Albert retweeted
i was 16 in this photo.
at the time, i was the youngest software engineer at Momenta and the youngest speaker on this panel.
i remember looking around at people i had genuinely looked up to for years and realizing i wasn’t just in the room with them anymore.
i was on stage speaking alongside them.that moment changed the way i thought about being “ready.”
you rarely feel ready before the biggest opportunities in your life.
sometimes you have to step into the room before you feel qualified, learn faster than everyone expects, and trust that you have something worth contributing.
i still carry that mindset with me today building @siriusai.
being young, early, or inexperienced doesn’t mean you have to wait.
sometimes it just means you have more room to grow.
Maayan Albert retweeted
You lose customers every time an agent like Codex or Claude Code uses your product and fails to complete a task.
At @tryscope_app we built a feature to find those errors for you and fix them. Let’s use @vercel as an example to show you how it works!
Want us to run a workflow for you? Drop it in the comments below :)
Maayan Albert retweeted
I vibe coded this in a few hours using Codex @OpenAI and also made the video
mapteek.com is now live!!
go check it out and drop your artwork below 🖼️
Maayan Albert retweeted
I’m excited about what @maayanalbert is building. She uniquely understands the key factors of what make powerful prototypes: nimble and rapid.
prototypes.fun
Maayan Albert retweeted
Wordle people…
We made a new kind of word guessing game that’s like 20 Questions but with clues. It’s called Dartwords – I’ll show you how to play:
Maayan Albert retweeted
hosting a design dinner with @liammatteson & @songyou next tuesday in sf! dm one of us for an invite ✨
Maayan Albert retweeted
Most AI investing happens downstream of the frontier: a capability emerges, a category gets named, and capital rushes in.
But by the time a category earns a clean box on a market map, the best builders have usually been living in the messy version for months.
Agents. Reasoning. RL environments. World models. AI for Science. Recursive self-improvement.
I call this frontier proximity: the ability to see what is becoming possible before it becomes consensus.
My frontier proximity ladder:
L0 Wrapper: uses today’s models.
L1 Reactor: reacts fast to releases, but roadmap is downstream.
L2 Anticipator: builds for where capabilities are going.
L3 Native: depends on a non-obvious frontier bet.
L4 Shaper: helps move the frontier itself.
The point is not that every company needs to train models.
Apps can have high frontier proximity if they understand what models will make possible next.
Infra can have high frontier proximity if it knows what future agents, multimodal systems, robotics stacks, or scientific workflows will need.
That is why we’re launching MoE Capital.
MoE stands for Mixture of Experts.
The idea is simple: build an AI fund around people closest to the frontier: frontier researchers, technical founders, AI-native builders, and seasoned operators.
We don’t want to be another AI fund with a newsletter-level understanding of the frontier.
We want to build the AI fund closest to the frontier.
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