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Business travel shouldn't mean portals, forms and a PDF travel policy nobody reads. With Helix Business, your team just asks: "Barcelona, Thursday to Friday. Hotel near the conference." See how it fits your travel programme: heyhelix.ai/business
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"Work it harder, make it better Do it faster, makes us stronger" πŸ€–πŸ’ͺ
Congrats @typesafeai team... tested Jev on some @HeyHelixAI core routing functions (for example "Is this a flight / hotel / restaurant / experience request?") against 100s of evals. Early test results: - Accuracy on par with, or slightly ahead of, the (already small, fast, cheap) LLMs we use today, on real user messages the models had never seen βœ… - Roughly 4x faster: about a quarter of a second per decision, versus 1 to 1.7 seconds (note some of this was network latency from Europe - US) ⚑ - A fraction of the cost per call πŸ’· - Confidence that means something: when it said it was confident (0.8+), it was right 96 to 100% of the time 🎯 - Matching remembered traveller preferences to hotels ("does this hotel have what I like?"): it found 97.6% of real matches, with zero false positives 🏨 Headline image from typesafe.ai - go check it out
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Congrats @typesafeai team... tested Jev on some @HeyHelixAI core routing functions (for example "Is this a flight / hotel / restaurant / experience request?") against 100s of evals. Early test results: - Accuracy on par with, or slightly ahead of, the (already small, fast, cheap) LLMs we use today, on real user messages the models had never seen βœ… - Roughly 4x faster: about a quarter of a second per decision, versus 1 to 1.7 seconds (note some of this was network latency from Europe - US) ⚑ - A fraction of the cost per call πŸ’· - Confidence that means something: when it said it was confident (0.8+), it was right 96 to 100% of the time 🎯 - Matching remembered traveller preferences to hotels ("does this hotel have what I like?"): it found 97.6% of real matches, with zero false positives 🏨 Headline image from typesafe.ai - go check it out
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What is intelligence? Memory? Just a bunch of facts used at the right time? I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about agent memory. Tulving’s 1972 work on episodic vs semantic memory is surpisingly still very relevant - how does human memory work - referenced by lots of much more recent papers on agentic memory. At @HeyHelixAI we use our own custom relational data store plus @zep_ai Graphiti + @falkordb - storage is the relatively easy bit; context is a bigger challenge. Retrieving the right memory, in the right context, at the right time, efficiently, and ensuring the agent has acces to retrieve more if necessary (tools etc.) If I ask for a hotel in the Le Marais neighbourhood twice, is that now a preference? Just for Paris? Does it decay? Should the agent ask before assuming? What would a human do? Such a fascinating challenge... @MillaJovovich thinks so too (didn't use @mempalaceai for this tho). Anybody else working on interesting memory challenges? Keen to share notes.
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To WiFi or not to WiFi? @Starlink is fast becoming a differentiator for business travel... so we built this into @HeyHelixAI. Helix remembers all your preferences so flight results are always ranked uniquely for you; for example "must have Starlink flying 5h+ in daytime" Some people prefer to switch off when they're flying and that's totally fine, but for some (me included!) good WiFi is a differentiator, especially travelling long haul. The amount of work I can get done uninterrupted and focused has sometimes surprised me! I have backup approaches using @ollama and local LLMs for some tasks (or even write or code manually sometimes, crazy I know!). But Starlink is definitely a game changer. Do you insist on WiFi on planes? Whether you do or you don't, Helix might still be for you / your company - check it out: heyhelix.ai
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Let's talk about evals... AI without evals is like having junior colleagues and never checking their work. Ever. Just hoping they get it right every time. Obviously not a great strategy! Running evals occasionally isn't much better. That's the equivalent of a 1:1 every few months vs actually looking at what someone produces day to day. Humans make mistakes. Without a framework to catch them, the business pays for it eventually. Agents are no different... except you can test agents constantly, 24/7, and they don't even mind, even when you give them 'feedback' πŸ˜… @HeyHelixAI runs over 40 agents. Many of them have a narrow remit with one job. Narrow jobs are testable jobs. Every agent ships with its own golden dataset before it ships; we run those with the help of @pydantic 's Logfire (which we love for a bunch of reasons, evals being one of them, go check it out!). When do we run evals? 1. When a system prompt changes. Ours are assembled dynamically, so one edit can mean dozens of permutations to check. 2. When we're evaluating a model. New ones land every few weeks, and the cost/quality trade-off shifts every time (sometimes less thinking / reasoning can increase accuracy AND reduce cost!) 3. On every conversation. Not "did the LLM think it went well" but did the booking actually happen, did the search actually return the specific results, did we tell the user when it didn't. 4. In Continuous Integration (CI). GitHub Actions, run conditionally depending on what actually changed. 5. When production catches a failure or edge case from real users. That conversation becomes a new eval case so the same mistake can't creep back in. 6. When we add a new agent. Obviously! Agentic engineering works best with test-driven development. The holy grail is closing the loop properly: a failing eval raises a GitHub issue, an agent picks up the issue and proposes a fix, another agent makes the necessary change(s), the evals run again, and a human reviews the diff before anything ships. Same process we'd use for a colleague's PR. Which is sort of the whole point. I'm always happy to wake up in the morning & see that the robots have been self-improving! πŸ€“ What triggers evals for you? Do you have a continuous loop in place?
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You can make requests to @HeyHelixAI in English, French or a mixture! More languages coming soon...
Wait, why did you start speaking English with a French accent @HeyHelixAI ?? πŸ‡«πŸ‡·πŸ₯–πŸ˜‚ Merci @ElevenLabs for ze voice(s) πŸ™
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Most of the world automated years ago. Corporate travel didn't. @gusfraser, our Chief AI Officer, shares how @HeyHelixAI powers travel that is AI native from the ground up, and why agents that take the task beat chatbots that wait to be asked. Full read on @TechBullion: techbullion.com/how-ai-is-fi… #AgenticAI #TravelTech @sleap_io
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🀝 We’re excited to announce our new partnership between Staynex and Dragonpass, a global leader in travel and lifestyle privileges. Through this collaboration, Staynex members will benefit from expanded access to premium travel perks and lifestyle experiences such as airport lounge passes and fitness and wellness experiences to name a few, helping make every journey more rewarding and seamless. Together, we’re combining smarter travel membership with world-class privilege access to deliver greater value, flexibility, and convenience for modern travelers. Read the full press release: einpresswire.com/article/915… #Staynex #DragonPass #Partnership #TravelPerks #SmartTravel
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Singapore to Sri Lanka, the rooms leaned in. The momentum is real 🌏πŸ”₯ Day 1: What has Staynex actually built? @sleap_io + @staynexcom: 2.65M hotels, 300+ crypto and fiat rails, $1M revenue before institutional capital. @HeyHelixAI: 30+ AI agents live, corporate booking, policy and expenses all automated. Staynex.vip: the single app the traveller ever opens. Day 2: A bigger question. How can travel innovation and AI infrastructure help Sri Lanka win globally - smart money, talent, digital nomads, and long-term partners, not just tourist volume. Not a monologue. A dialogue. And Staynex has a role to play. This week was a milestone, not a finish line πŸ‘€ #Staynex #AITravel #HelixAI #SriLanka @hatchonline
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Two cities. One very clear direction. Thank you to the Tourism Board of Sri Lanka, our investors, leaders, and partners who joined us across Singapore and Sri Lanka. Having @SpeakerJeff and @Evra as part of this journey is a signal in itself. The calibre of people in the room matched the calibre of the conversation. Travel is going AI native, and Staynex is building the infrastructure layer. The momentum is real and it is only going one way. The best is ahead.
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⚑️ NEW: Corporate travel management is moving to AI. @staynexcom has acquired @HeyHelixAI, a platform that automates booking, budget tracking, and travel policy enforcement for business teams. Another step in how AI is reshaping the way the world travels.
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Fireside is live πŸ”΄ Our ambassador @Evra, Chairman @SpeakerJeff and CEO @Michaelros in the same room answering the questions everyone came here to ask. Fun questions, real answers. This is exactly why we're here πŸ™ŒπŸ”₯ #Staynex #StaynexinSG
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From strategy to proof 🎀 Our CEO @Michaelros breaks down how the @staynexcom x @sleap_io acquisition goes far beyond technology, it amplifies the entire Staynex ecosystem and its capabilities. A compelling look at Sleap.io's history, and an opening video that had the room hooked πŸ”₯ #Staynex #StaynexinSG
Our Founder @Yuenwonglabs is on the mic and the room is ready 🎀 We've got a packed agenda today, and yes, there's a fireside chat lined up to answer all questions. Stay close and follow along for live updates πŸ”₯ #StaynexSG
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Our CAIO @gusfraser just took the stage, highlighting the full capabilities of @HeyHelixAI, @staynexcom's AI agent, and how its integration into travel changes everything. This is the final piece that takes Staynex beyond a booking platform πŸ€–πŸ”₯ #Staynex #StaynexinSG
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In 2025, Gus Fraser built Helix. The world's first multi-agent travel platform. Hyper-personalised. Real-time flights. Access to over a million hotels. In 2026, it went corporate. Conversational booking, dynamic policy control, approvals - all in one place.
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The $2 trillion travel industry is broken. Booking is a mess. Corporate travel is painful. Personalisation doesn't exist. Agentic AI is about to change that. 🧡
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Loving the new @pydantic Logfire agent dashboard 😍 @HeyHelixAI runs 20+ agents, each tuned for one job. Spotted one burning 514 thinking tokens to output 35 tokens of JSON. Dropped thinking_level from "medium" to "low" β†’ saved 2-3s per call, same accuracy. Don't crack a nut with a sledgehammer!
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you've never actually booked a hotel. you've booked a room. The @Hilton Midtown has 50+ types of room/price combo. You picked the one with the nicest photo. My very real CFO Sterling told @HeyHelixAI he needs a hair dryer in his room. Once. Now every trip, every city, Helix remembers. This isn't a problem for me, I'm bald πŸ§‘β€πŸ¦².... but apparently it is for some... Sterling gets his hair dryer. I get a room without one. Everyone's happy. Thank you Helix! πŸ™πŸ₯°
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