We’re giving a free $5 credit promo to all users on Locus Pro. Add a valid credit or debit card on file, receive $5 in credits to use across API calls from 16000+ endpoints and 3300+ providers. One balance. Thousands of tools. No extra provider accounts.

Another case study for Locus Pro, this time from our own consumer product Locus Founder. By using Locus Pro we were able to let all our users - and their businesses - integrate 3,300 APIs into their businesses. We've seen people use them for: - Enrichment to find customers - Pulling valuable data into their agent based on region to act as an assistant (think weather, etc) - Integrate external APIs into their website (such as Google Maps for physical storefronts) Integration was actually one-shot when we added the ability to interact with any just by pointing it at our docs.

Very difficult. Anyways if you’ve played any of the niche ones here you have my heart

Quick case study for Locus Pro One of our customers has spent $105 in spend total this month across a set of providers including the following: - Brave Search API - Firecrawl - Plagiarism checker - Anthropic - Ramp Router - fal[dot]ai And many more If they were to subscribe to each vendor they’re using it would cost them $1000~/mo based on their usage, through us they’re saving $850/mo by running calls through our usage based endpoints. Thought this was pretty cool!

who’s at the WWD conference? some Locus team members are here for the next couple days and we’d love to connect.

We just killed tool routing with Jev Locus Pro has over 3600+ tools for your agent to use. So how does it choose which one to use at the right time? We now use Jev to allow your agent semantically search through all of Locus Pro's tools so it knows exactly what tools to use and when to use them. 10x your agents workflows with Locus Pro today

Locus pro is the jev of APIs

I try a lot of tools. Most don't survive a week. @lightfld did. I get a brutal volume of email. If I don't reply within ~10 minutes, it's gone. Lightfield lets me query my entire inbox like an assistant and turns it into a to-do list I actually work from. The morning suggested tasks alone have caught things I would've dropped. I've run it in parallel with other tools and even head-to-head with CoWork; Lightfield does a better job. If your inbox runs your day, worth a look.

After such a consequential week for AI, with the leading labs demonstrating real progress, today's news feels especially timely: @SVAngel is launching Project Blueprint, a comprehensive effort to forge consensus among industry leaders and lawmakers around durable solutions to the hardest AI policy challenges so that all Americans can benefit from AI's opportunities. And we've brought on @JayCarney to run it. svangel.com/blueprint We are encouraged by the reaction of Sam Altman, Dario Amodei and Demis Hassabis to the launch of Project Blueprint: Sam Altman, co-founder and CEO of OpenAI: "We have before us a technology of immense and still-unfolding wonder. I believe AI has the power to heal people, to discover cures and to deliver abundance on a scale the world has never known before. But we need a way for the world to build trust in the technology so that we can all get to share these benefits. National safety requirements for the most capable systems are a great first step, ideally building towards a global framework for advanced AI models. I’m glad Ron is bringing the people building AI and policymakers together to help move that work forward.” Dario Amodei, CEO and co-founder, Anthropic: "AI is advancing faster than our institutions can adapt, and the most important decisions about how it is developed and deployed will be made in the next few years. If those decisions are to serve the public, they can't rest with AI companies alone. Industry and policymakers need to work through them together, with an honest, shared understanding of what these systems can do. We're glad to support Project Blueprint's effort to make that possible."  Demis Hassabis, chairman and co-founder of Google DeepMind and the chief scientist of Alphabet: "We have long said that AI development needs to be both bold and responsible. We support bringing industry and lawmakers together around public policies that promote both innovation and safety."

Huge launch from an insanely talented team. If you need a CLI go to okibi.ai 👀

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