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Today, we’re introducing Spawnlabs We built it to push the limits of what software can be spawned, from simple tools to complex systems Software has always been a way to extend what we can do and create. and now we're building spawnlabs to automate the ability to spawn software... show more

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Dhravya Shah 的头像

Dhravya Shah8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs congrats on the launch!

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gordian8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs nah man, y’all cooked on this one. talk bout everything in one place.

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Bayomi8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Congratulations 🎉

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joyce8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs 👀👀👀

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Charles 🎉 Frye8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs congrats! very impressed by the wild ways you found to use the modal primitives

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teddy.8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs it’s bitcoin 2014 moment for sandboxes

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seobi8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs @akinkunmi time to even go crazy like you always do Check this out omo

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Bola Banjo8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Nice work man.

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Afolabi Sokeye 🧱8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Congratulations on the launch, Teddy 🎉 Can’t wait to test it out 🚀

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Azzaman⚡️8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Incredible!

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Jewoola Favour8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Congrat on the launch

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Ridwanullah.java8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Congratulations 🎉👏

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Peter Akande8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Congratulations on the launch 🚀

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Emeka8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Congratulations on the launch!

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Israel8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Love the name

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Josh the builder8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀Congratulations Teddy!!

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Emmanuel8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Congrats bro

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Ghost St Badmus8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Congratulations Teddy

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Tayo Oviosu 🗽8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Super exciting! Rooting for you all

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Christian Pickett8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs congrats on the launch 🔥

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call me gb8 个月前

@SokeyeA @tryspawnlabs wow, this is a super tool congrats!

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Carlton Aikins8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Been waiting on this one

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Izuuu8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Congrats on the launch!

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Vikram8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Just got word about Tryspawnlabs, pretty interesting tech.

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✦ Tim✌🏾8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Oh, wow. Looks sick

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M M AFRAZ8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs felt this instinct too. spawning is easy; sustaining systems is hard. the agents we built at vect ai focus on keeping what’s spawned actually operating, not just created.

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Saïd Aitmbarek8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs pretty awesome platform guys! love the fact you picked a canvas as the central element the "spawn" paradigm as well is cool :) let's launch you on when that helps btw

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Victor Davies8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Awesome job

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Onas8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs I had so much fun using @tryspawnlabs. Thank you!

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Esteban Puerta8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs local manus?

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Yodart8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Looks awesome, congrats !

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KYLO8 个月前

@elcruzo @tryspawnlabs Crazy dawg 💜

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Mykhailo Sorochuk8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Looks amazing! Excited to see what it'll do

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WilcosX.eth8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs we could spawn right drom here lol

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Kinging Chukwunonso8 个月前

@tryspawnlabs Looks great!

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