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GStack is an open-source toolkit built by YC President & CEO Garry Tan that turns Claude Code into an AI engineering team — with skills for office hours, design, code review, QA, and browser testing. In this video, Garry walks through how GStack works, starting with Office Hours, a... show more

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solst/ICE of Astarte5 ay önce

@garrytan This shit makes me want to retire from tech and leave it to charlatans like him to burn all human progress to the ground

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Anil Sharma5 ay önce

@garrytan Here is the Paul Graham style agent

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ThePrimeagen5 ay önce

@garrytan I can finally find the gstack

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Bemba5 ay önce

@garrytan "Garry.... it's a text file"

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Guna5 ay önce

@garrytan i thought YC stood for "make something people want" tho

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Rishu garg5 ay önce

@garrytan Guys dont fall for this trap, gstack is a crap and horseshit. It's like drunk sde intern coding while doing coke. Stay away

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Dancin’ Daytona5 ay önce

@garrytan Thanks for applying @garrytan - unfortunately GStack wasn't selected for DancinDaytonaCombinator at this time. We review a lot of applications and can't provide feedback on specifics, other than we'd like you to keep applying.

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Noah Hirshon5 ay önce

@garrytan Crazy that you guys are really making a video about this. I guess he is your CEO, but this seems pretty elementary for a company like Ycom

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tim waldin5 ay önce

@garrytan Oh yes so excited to watch 20 minutes of Mr Garry experiencing ai psychosis

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Animesh Das5 ay önce

@garrytan Gstack is a YC company

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shrubs5 ay önce

@garrytan What a shameless timeline. What engineer wants to associate themselves with this utter garbage of a vc

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Y Combinator5 ay önce

Tune in:

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Serhiy5 ay önce

@garrytan

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Ash Ola5 ay önce

@garrytan Ruby on Rails caught a stray bullet for no reason 😂

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ByteCrafter5 ay önce

@garrytan been running skills and subagents for about 3 weeks in claude code. the big unlock wasn't the individual skills, it was the subagent picking which skill to load so context doesn't blow up on a 400 line task. single prompt runs doing what used to take 4-5 rounds.

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StripSlashes5 ay önce

@garrytan

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Divesh Punjabi5 ay önce

@garrytan Will the master plan be that @garrytan is (re)launching Garry’s Mod?

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Katrin Kitty5 ay önce

@garrytan This is just Claude with a fancier hat. Still won’t ship faster than you.

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Omar Waseem5 ay önce

@garrytan 🤣🤣🤣

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Benjamin NetanYolo5 ay önce

@garrytan Why not call it G Spot?

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Dhruva Upamanyu5 ay önce

@garrytan Guys @garrytan stole my gf using gstack. please help

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Luong NGUYEN5 ay önce

@garrytan gstack is a great toolkit, > it is my daily tool for quite sometime now > I have written about that

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Erik Ex Plano5 ay önce

@garrytan GStack is to software development what Tumblr blogs were to fine literature. Except that it will never get anywhere near the five minutes of relevance that Tumblr did.

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breezy5 ay önce

@garrytan This is hilarious. I built my own gstack in a day personalized to my own workflow… it’s a helper tool… Using YC channel to promote this is just pure comedy

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Delphin5 ay önce

@garrytan it has more github stars than ruby on rails 🤡

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Philip Gunawardena ☭ 🇱🇰🇵🇸5 ay önce

@garrytan bro said he was the 10th man to code to kill kids, like its an honor. lmaooooo

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Agent_CAT5 ay önce

@garrytan Anyone skeptical about it , just try office hours once , the ones i especially like ceo review . It's a really good way to expand on your ideas and find holes in yours

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aron5 ay önce

@garrytan bro this is embarrassing

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Fusion Software Factory5 ay önce

@harjtaggar @garrytan Fusion can import GStack as a company bundle from (

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Dylan5 ay önce

@garrytan Highlight builders not your founder

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Charlie Greenman5 ay önce

@garrytan Why Claude code only and not codex? Claude code burns up tokens relatively fast these days

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Gordo MONK: Champion of Peace ☮️ and Calm😶‍🌫️5 ay önce

@garrytan Good shit Garry

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Michele Riva5 ay önce

@garrytan yc is so cooked

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Bono5 ay önce

@garrytan Gstack looking good here

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iloccorb5 ay önce

@garrytan Thankyou for bringing this to Show & Tell Garry! now go play in the sandpit

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garry tan just open-sourced a 128k-star repo that basically turns claude code into your entire engineering org it’s called gstack: 23 tools that break a single claude workflow into product, engineering, qa, review, and release lanes > /office-hours turns a rough idea into a real product spec > /plan-ceo-review + /plan-eng-review try to tear the plan apart before any code ships > /review hunts for bugs and patches them > /qa spins up an actual browser and tests the app end to end > /ship runs the final checks and pushes the pr think → plan → build → review → test → ship → reflect garry says this setup let him ship 3 production services and 40+ features in 60 days while still running yc full-time one developer sets the compass. the repo runs the loop.

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