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"Dan Shipper is currently hard at work testing the latest Codex and Opus models."
"Using OpenClaw has totally changed how we work at every we're a 20 person team and it feels like we're 40 people now because everybody has a claw"
"I did it entirely in Codex. I never looked at a single line of code and I went from basic idea to finished app in about 10 days."
"We have a slack channel called every claws where the claws just like talk to each other"
"I think that Claude Code is the canonical thing that taught me about how that kind of product can work so well where it's like it's an agent."
"Give me my Oura ring data and weave this together and then when I come to you you can give me a great answer"
"We can tag in a claw that has full access to like all of our like our Figma, our code, the every git"
"Send me a loom of you using it or your agent using it so I can tell if it's good or not."
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Clear filters"I've been using Granola for a long time, almost since they came out, and it's amazing for this. It doesn't join the meeting like some of those other clunky meeting note-takers."
"Granola is an AI note-taker for your meetings and I use it pretty much every day."
"Granola is an AI notetaker for your meetings and I use it pretty much every day."
"We like to move really fast at Every we're always shipping new features and we run five products internally with just 20 people. Then we started to use Framer."