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Wow. Sequoia just backed a startup going after Devin, Cursor, and OpenAI Codex. Their agents can read your entire codebase, write, test, fix, and merge PRs automatically It’s like having a fully autonomous software engineer by your side, 24/7. Examples 👇

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First, use this link to get 10M tokens: They call their Agents "Droids". Droids pick up tasks, plan the solution, generate tests, and deliver merge-ready pull requests.

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Lior⚡vor 1 Jahr

When production fails, Droids trace the root cause, post the RCA, and open a PR before the pager cools.

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Droids unpack complex systems and return polished, professional-quality documents like deep-dives and RFC-ready reports.

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Lior⚡vor 1 Jahr

Let me know what you think, I can't wait to see what this will look like in 3-4 years.

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NICEvor 1 Jahr

Stay competitive by balancing cutting-edge AI with automation tools. Forrester shows how.

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Robert Scoblevor 1 Jahr

I am not an investor or involved. But here I interview the founder and go into depth about what @FactoryAI does:

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Lior⚡vor 1 Jahr

@FactoryAI Love it

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Samvor 1 Jahr

It only uses 3.7 sonnet?

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Lior⚡vor 1 Jahr

Good question @matanSF

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Tsukuyomivor 1 Jahr

so basically, we’re one step closer to a world where software engineers can binge-watch Netflix while their AI clones do all the work. sounds fun, right?

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Lior⚡vor 1 Jahr

Yes

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