Yeah, and soon Elon says it will be able to read lists, create scripts, and create TV shows and other stuff from the lists. I expect that by the end of the year.
AUTOMATION
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Codex OSS Update: Which Projects Should We Support Next
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Codex for OSS Update – Which projects should we support next? 🙂 DMs open!
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Training AI Agents to Avoid Engagement Farming Content
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I watch my bot closely. Not true. At all. If you find an example where engagement farming sneaks through let me know. I'll use that to further train my agent not to do that again.
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Building with Codex: Workflows and Team Collaboration Discussion
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Let’s talk about building with Codex. Join @ryannystrom, @derrickcchoi and @varunrau for a chat about Codex workflows, from exploring feature ideas to shipping together as a team. nitter.net/i/spaces/1YxNrZDqrOLxw
→ View original post on X — @ceobillionaire, 2026-04-06 20:10 UTC
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coSTAR Automates Agent Testing and Refinement Loop
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With coSTAR, we replaced manual agent iteration with an automated test and refine loop. Agents run against defined scenarios. MLflow captures execution traces, and LLM judges score the results. A coding assistant then updates the agent until it passes the tests. This cuts
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Lists as Foundation for AI-Powered X Applications and Content
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I love X. Over the last 19 years I built a set of lists of the tech industry. That's at docs.google.com/document/d/1… And what can you do with lists? So much. Have @Pokee_AI or your favorite AI agent platform (Pokee includes the X API in as standard feature so you don't have to pay extra). On Saturday I had it watch my Climate list and make an app where it showed all the storms across America. That took a few minutes. I also built a separate app that watched my news lists (about 14,000 people and organizations) and made me an app to watch news about the Iran war. Lists are the secret. They are purified content for your AIs to use to build new kinds of apps. Like this one, which shows you the best from the AI community here on X: alignednews.com/ai That site could not exist without lists. Why? The X API won't let you find everyone in the AI world (that site reads tens of thousands of posts from 40,000 people and 8,300 companies every day). I spent thousands of hours making the lists and give them to you for free. No one has a set of lists of tech and news like I do, so if you don't use my lists your apps won't be as good, at least about AI and tech (I have a list of all the world news outlets too). And these lists can do a number of things. My site creates a script so you can have @NotebookLM create you a podcast from today's news, for instance. Thanks to the many subscribers I have. I don't do much extra for them but they subsidize my work, which is expensive (I'm spending about $300 a day on X API charges to build Aligned News, something I can't do forever, so my agents are now helping me send notes to investors over on LinkedIn to shake the tree to see if there's some real business here making custom news and market analysis. Something else you can do with my lists. After all, I have lists of more than 10,000 investors here, so AI can tell you about investing trends, and a lot more too. I now get why Elon bought X. AI lets you get a lot more value out of X and in a way very few have really explored. If you are using AI to build new ways to look at X, let me know.
→ View original post on X — @scobleizer, 2026-04-06 19:36 UTC
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Building Custom Journalism Tools with Public APIs and AI
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Anyone have experience using public data APIs to build custom reporting tools? I'm experimenting with using APIs and AI to build custom research tools for journalism. Would love to chat, especially if anyone has advice on how doing it as a non-developer & as a team of one.
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Turn iMessage into an AI Executive Assistant with Lindy
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how to turn iMessage into an AI executive assistant
— GREG ISENBERG (@gregisenberg) 6 avril 2026
1. give lindy your phone number and google account. two steps. that's the entire setup.
2. wake up to a daily brief. your meetings, the weather, 63 emails triaged overnight, replies already drafted. you barely open gmail… pic.twitter.com/h6JXWCTxEGhow to turn iMessage into an AI executive assistant 1. give lindy your phone number and google account. two steps. that's the entire setup. 2. wake up to a daily brief. your meetings, the weather, 63 emails triaged overnight, replies already drafted. you barely open gmail anymore. 3. get meeting prep 15 minutes before every call. who you're meeting, what you talked about last time, what they need from you. 4. message teammates mid-meeting without leaving the call. you say it out loud. lindy sends the slack, creates the google doc, notifies the team. 5. send a screenshot of anything and it acts on it. party invite. invoice. voice note. one message and it handles it. 6. update your CRM after every call automatically. tell it once. done forever. 7. ask it anything about your past meetings and emails. "what did that company say they needed?" it knows. your inbox is its memory. 8. let it catch the stuff you'd miss. "your dinner reservation is at a restaurant closed on tuesdays. want me to move it?" the best executive assistants don't wait to be asked because they just handle it. that's what kinda @getlindy feels like. not sure why more people aren't talking about products like these i liked it so much i invested in the biz. this is for people who find openclaw daunting and dont want to deal with the security issues episode is live on @startupideaspod (full breakdown there) watch
→ View original post on X — @scobleizer, 2026-04-06 19:05 UTC
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Evaluation of LLM Performance Gains in Reasoning and Agentic Workflows
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Math got much better for sure. Coding improved too, but less good at SVGs. They are also testing a lot of agentic use cases – working with docs, health data, etc. pic.twitter.com/w81OdmAxh7
— 🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog (@testingcatalog) 6 avril 2026Math got much better for sure. Coding improved too, but less good at SVGs. They are also testing a lot of agentic use cases – working with docs, health data, etc.
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Positive Experience with Boardy AI Job Screening Agent
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I just had a job screening with @boardyai, this job seeking agent that gives you warm intros to a bunch of early-stage founders – and it was delightful. He asked me some of the best interview questions I’ve ever been asked, and I had fun talking to him. If you set up a call, be prepared: have your data to hand so you’re not scrambling for it mid-convo. Also: amazing Kiwi accent. A+
→ View original post on X — @scobleizer, 2026-04-06 18:34 UTC