guy on the subway asked if this dude was wearing a spacexai hoodie and the dude was like what? and i look up and it's the reebok logo

The first time I used a terminal was when I opened Cygwin in CS101 and typed pwd. Since then, I’ve used a terminal as one of my primary work tools every day. But it wasn’t until coding agents that I wanted to change the terminal itself. I’m really excited to share my side project: Nyx Terminal. It’s built for people running lots of coding agents across many projects at once. It is a tool. It gets out of the way. It reveals itself in the details. There are many terminals. This one is mine, and now it can be yours too. nyxterm.com

created this spot entirely with Computer. the models have come so far! and when you can edit and generate images and video in one session, you spend so much your time directing. not switching tools, or juggling subscriptions.

Mobile shaders for this go super hard too @gards_studio 🏀

We now give you the best model combinations for various efforts. Huge aura 🧊 from @magglevalentine and @cifilter 👏🏼

I used to liken product design most to architecture: the central challenge was directing people through a space within its constraints. Now, I see a closer parallel in carpentry. We increasingly build for ourselves, creating the jigs and tools that make both our work and our lives easier. It feels emblematic of a broader shift from a mentality of thinking to one of building.

Well well well, you all called me silly for collecting these devices. Now who’s laughing!

Not nearly enough engagement on this

Perplexity Search API is now available in Hermes Agent. Search API gives Hermes access to an index of more than 400 billion URLs. It returns real-time results and ranks snippets by relevance. pplx.ai/hermes

Sometimes a small lift is a huge return. 👏🏼 @pklada

Mike Judge was a prophet

It’s so over / we’re so back

This is the correct take. Things are not AI, things are powered by AI.

hey computer, pull all the artifacts from this project and create a timelapse of all the iterations and experiments we jammed on together.

Web craft by the ever abundant @apostraphi 🪨 @lizeyao 🪨 @erich_reimers ⛳️

local, private, affordable orchestration is the way of the future. starting today with Perplexity on  Mac. Big kudos to @_LaPier, @jonathonstaff and the rest of the team

at perplexity we are really excited about multi-agent collaboration! we recently explored a simple instantiation of this with advisor escalation from a local model to a remote frontier model, where we showed it can significantly boost the local model's performance. an alternative way i like to think about this: the local model becomes a **gateway** to remote models. its main job is to preprocess all the raw tokens, package them into fewer, more information-dense tokens, and send only those to the server. this preprocessing has several advantages: it reduces cost and latency, enables personalization, and allows privacy controls. already such approaches can save 50% of tokens, but imagine a future where 90%+ of tokens are processed locally and only 10% are sent to the server for the last-mile hardest reasoning. that is a 10x cost reduction and a much more pleasant UX due to low latency. training such a multi-agent system is not an easy problem and still requires a lot of research in multi-agent RL, but we are making good progress and actively hiring for this. if this sounds interesting please DM me

Earlier this year as a garage project, I built myself a new terminal app for mac, optimized for multitasking and agents. I'm getting ready to release it and would love to have more beta testers. If you are interested, send me a DM!

new design work alert: the promise i've preached from the start of my journey has been a future of fully local, i'm quite proud to be a part of that promise and help see it through to fruition it's time to build, offline