Final day at #AllInSummit. Too many tabs open. 😄
@chamath’s notes captured a takeaway I’m bringing home: frontier AI needs more engineering discipline. Build, test, debug, repeat.
That’s the challenge I’m working on with ERPClaw: an open-source, AI-native ERP for everyday business operations.
Great conversations with @edithyeung and so many builders this week. Thanks @theallinpod for bringing us together.
What’s the first business task you’d trust AI to handle end to end?
Also glad to connect with @Vidyangi520, @Ardi_Aaziznia and @Bibhra through All-In. The people you meet between sessions are a big part of what makes the trip worthwhile. Let’s keep in touch!
Presenting at @IEEEorg IRI 2026 tomorrow, hosted by the University of Washington Bothell.
The claim: enterprise software deployment has not improved in thirty years because of architecture, not vendors.
The part I want to argue about: 23 accounting invariants that run after every test touching the ledger, under 50ms.
They caught 5 bugs that unit tests passed.
When a model writes the module, invariants are what stop plausible mistakes reaching the books.
En route to the San Antonio airport today, my cab driver made ten wrong turns. He was mesmerised by a confusing navigation app while ignoring the prominent road signs right in front of him. Thankfully, I was early for my Los Angeles flight.
This offers a striking parallel to our industry. We possess unprecedented computational power today. Yet, capability without practical application is virtually meaningless. Mindless technological implementation often proves actively counterproductive.
A sophisticated tool cannot substitute for a sound foundational strategy. Whether it is a digital map or a massive enterprise model, if you cannot read the fundamental signs, a powerful engine will only help you get lost much faster.
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Are you building truly 'AI-Native' software, or just bolting a chatbot onto a 2010 architecture? Just open-sourced a full 26-module ERP to prove what happens when you design for AI from day one. linkedin.com/pulse/how-i-bui…
I lost $1,000 letting an AI agent trade my stocks.
I connected OpenClaw to my brokerage account and let it run wild on BANKNIFTY options. The AI logic was perfect, but the infrastructure was not.
Here is why I would do it again and why you should start building with agents: linkedin.com/pulse/i-lost-10…#AI#OpenClaw#Trading
I lost $1,000 letting an AI agent trade my stocks.
I connected OpenClaw to my brokerage account and let it run wild on BANKNIFTY options. The AI logic was perfect, but the infrastructure was not.
Here is why I would do it again and why you should start building with agents: linkedin.com/pulse/i-lost-10…#AI#OpenClaw#Trading
Thank you. Do check our recent work. For years, building software felt like a game only big teams could play. AI is changing that. linkedin.com/pulse/we-built-… .
Backstage/on set you learn to love tools that just work. I’ve been looking at what Nikhil Jathar (nitter.net/mailnik) is doing with XR + AI to make training and workflows clearer in real-world environments. Also worth noting, they even sold the “Super Snail” to QCPlay. Small but fun crossover into the gaming world. Definitely, not their first rodeo. What’s one annoying part of your workflow you’d delete forever if you could?
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Shipped a server management platform in 7 days using vibe coding. Laravel SaaS + Go agent + Git deployments + SSL + databases. AI handled the 80% (boilerplate, configs, CRUD). We owned the 20% (architecture, security, testing). Now live and open source: sitekit.dev Full story (linkedin.com/pulse/we-built-…)