Tech stocks puked this week because of the rise of AI agents. Perfect timing for a conversation with the cofounders of @hyperspell, one of whom is such an AI OG that he once bought a .ai domain name via fax. @conor_ai and @maebert discussed AI agents, the evolution of context,

Everytime I get mad at people in the cheap seats criticizing founders in the arena, I remind myself of what Giannis said. Arguably my favorite response to a reporter ever.

Storytelling is one of the most underrated skills in tech. Everyone’s building. Few can explain why it matters.

apple, google, microsoft, and amazon all started in garages today we installed @hyperspell for @samuelekpe in his garage, with world domination plans sketched out on napkins we drove over an hour to get him set up and ready for launch he’s just getting started 🚀

I used to pray for times like this

after 7 applications and 6 rejections, today is day 1 of @ycombinator time to build

just got into yc and already doing collison installations traveled down to palo alto to get @iamfaranna and victor kovalev set up with @hyperspell first of many

Got upgraded on my flight to NYC last night and everyone was using Hyperspell. I looked back into the rest of the plane - everyone else was building their AI data connectors in-house. Was just a very interesting observation.

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