In 2026, it will become obvious that Agent Habitats—code execution, storage, computer use, and tools for agents—is as important as the model itself for AI to transcend the chatbot era into useful work. The Manus acquisition is in fact an early sign of this. You can certainly

Autocomplete on steroids. It’s spooky good ! 🤯 #antigravity @antigravity

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Google founder Larry Page on how he learned to run a business When asked how he learned to run a business, Google cofounder Larry Page responds: “I read a lot of books.” He joked: “[When renaming Google to Alphabet] I read like three books on naming—which is more than anyone

People invest way too much time into other people’s lives so they don’t have to think about their own.

The Creative Act: A way of being. That perfect cup of tea—ginger and spice, piping hot. Where the aroma matters as much as the sip. Slow. Mindful. Intentional.

Design might be the toughest job in tech — the deep thinking, the care, the push for simple, intuitive, powerful experiences. The simpler it looks, the more soul went into it… only for half of it to ship. But AI is flipping this. @Replit and now @cursor_ai are raising the bar.

Omg now what ! lol we can’t keep up

Ok this is just SAD! :(

@BenWilsonTweets "You must forget your limits. You must forget your doubts, your pain, your past." - Founder of Nike, Phil Knight https://t.co/5wPK9eu1xp

A time for everything. Source : the Creative Act

Being in tech, it was good to switch between vibe code and edit code mode for me to tweak the result. But for non tech folks, this is like the internet boom but for creating their own apps!

Check it out at - https://t.co/8T4foltjyU. The deployment feature was so easy to use and got it done in less than 5 mins!!

For the longest time, I wanted to listen to my son's recordings of songs. @Replit made it possible to vibe code a radio app in a few hours with amazing design! The stations switch between genres using a scrollpad. Replit Design is pure magic, thanks 🙏 @amasad 📻

Oh wow this was my exact thought when I tried. Breaking down the problem meaningfully gets you to a pretty decent product! Miss that and it feels like a blob you need to work yourself out of.

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The most experience is accruing when it's all going wrong.

Getting AI Agents to work extremely well for complex enterprise use cases is non-trivial. If you’re building agents, your moat will directly correlate to the amount of software you have to build on top of the AI models to execute the task. The harder the problem the better.

The best fundraising decks are not presentations. They are decision tools. They help someone see the shape of the opportunity without needing to believe in you. Just to believe you see something worth chasing.