My (meta) thread of threads that recap some of the most interesting points from books I've read on the topics of #Innovation, #StrategicDesign, #DesignThinking

2005: growth teams optimized funnels 2015: growth teams optimized loops 2026: growth teams optimize agents

Introducing Overlay: the open source Perplexity Computer. Overlay allows you to do work with the best models. It also lets you set up an OpenClaw cloud instance in one-click! Web: https://t.co/LHbEgt8mfU GitHub:

the best agents share a pattern... they surface something the user already vaguely knows but hasn't acted on, & then collapse the distance between awareness & action to one tap or no taps at all. that's the magic. in order to do this well, you need a unique surface that makes

I just claimed my .agent domain and joined the .agent community! get yours now and help shape the future of autonomous agents https://t.co/LT4X8ldRi3 @agentcommunity_

We set out to cut costs on observability and ended up rebuilding our incident response workflow. By using agent skills to migrate our stack to Grafana & ClickHouse: - Our monthly observability bill dropped ~60% ($20k → $8k) - Root Cause Analysis investigations went from days to

When Hervé Guétin built Brush, an open-source Shopify Custom App starter kit, he needed a backend that could handle auth, data sync, and deployment without the usual headaches. Enter Gadget. Here’s how it helped: 1. PaaS that just works – built-in DB, ORM, routing, dev/prod

Is your Node.js worker quietly drowning? Sustained 100% event loop utilization leads to growing backlogs, slow system performance, and timeout errors. Here’s how to spot an overloaded worker early and avoid CPU-blocking pitfalls 👇

Building custom apps for every client was slowing Aligent down. Weeks were spent on rebuilds, redeploys, and infrastructure for each store. With Gadget handling hosting, integrations, and deployment, they now ship reusable apps globally in hours. “With Gadget, we almost have

Want the full walkthrough? We break down the architecture, auth flow, and how the homepage + settings pages work step by step here:

Can vinext (Next.js on Vite) run inside a Gadget app? We tried it and got Next-style routing while keeping Gadget’s managed backend, Postgres, and auth. The trick: a custom Vite middleware plugin. We wrote up the full engineering breakdown (including the exact Vite config we

February Changelog 🚀 New tooling, better workflows, and framework upgrades. See what’s new 👇

Over 75,000 workshop registrations so far 🤯 https://t.co/OeTvRFlTJt

Gadget doesn't waste resources spinning up a new VM for every request. Our Node.js workers handle 60-100 concurrent requests each. Efficient, scalable, and built the right way. Watch how it works 👇

If you ever wanted to use NextJS for your @gadget_dev projects, here's your chance I used Claude to swap out Gadget's react-router default for vinext (they both run on Vite) A bit of back and forth to get auth wired up, but it did 95% of the work in one shot!

Custom objects shouldn’t force a plan upgrade 💸 We hit the custom object limit in @HubSpot and built a workaround using Gadget to externalize custom objects while keeping HubSpot as the system of record. Save on subscription costs and keep full control of your data. Watch the

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I'm joining @OpenAI to bring agents to everyone. @OpenClaw is becoming a foundation: open, independent, and just getting started.🦞 https://t.co/XOc7X4jOxq

Building with AI agents just got easier 🤖 The ggt CLI now pulls your Gadget project into a local dev environment and automatically adds agent-ready context files. Tools like Codex, Claude, and Cursor understand your app out of the box— no manual setup required.

Gadget framework v1.6 is here! 🚀 You now have explicit control over non-webhook fields. Stop auto-fetching data you don't need on every webhook and save on API costs. Choose between "Fetch on webhook" or "Fetch later" to optimize your Shopify app's performance.

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