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Replying to @yuliaisc
automating comments and dms across accounts makes so much sense
Replying to @romanftp
manychat features across your entire fleet is actually huge
Replying to @brenzhills
reading this at 10pm and now i'm thinking about group theory, thanks
Replying to @txbrraa
the extra thinking is useful until it isn’t. hard to know which is which in real time
i'm not lying when i say this might be the greatest AI related twitter account in history i haven't seen a single bad tweet from it.
THEY JUST SOLVED THE BIGGEST SECURITY PROBLEM IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Last week brought PHP2Shell and Node2Shell two critical remote code execution bugs, one in PHP, one in Node.js. Patch those first. Then test what's actually yours: your app.
AI already writes your code.
But nobody actually checks it for flaws before it ships.
The idea?
Instead of running a pentest once a year and praying, Shannon analyzes your code, finds the attack paths, and launches real exploits against your app BEFORE someone else does.
What it does:
→ Reads your code and maps out where the weak spots are
→ Launches real attacks: injection, XSS, SSRF, broken authentication
→ Only reports what it can reproduce if it can't exploit it, it doesn't include it
→ Plugs into your CI/CD and fails the pipeline if it finds anything serious
→ Works with your own AI provider: Anthropic, OpenAI, local models
That means fewer vulnerabilities in production and fewer scares.
A pentest on every release, without hiring anyone.
Repo in the comments
Replying to @aresotik
contestar rápido un dm es lo que más convierte, la mayoría pierde la venta por tardar horas
Replying to @marcusyul
esto para ecommerce que mueve producto con ugc es una locura
Replying to @bruceradley
good to see it's free, so many of these end in a paid discord
Replying to @benyuls
mlx is already the fastest way to run models on apple silicon. a full app built on top of it by the person who wrote it is a pretty safe bet
real users come up with some very unexpected requests. nice to see a way for those to make the next version a little better
Today, @JudgmentLabs opens for general access.
We believe long running agent systems will generate more exhaust data than the world can currently process.
Hidden within agent traces are rich records of how to make these systems better: what users ask for, when agents stumble, and how agents interact with the external world.
Judgment is the most performant monitoring and improvement layer for long-horizon agents.
We’re excited to see what you build!
Replying to @romanftp
the infrastructure layer is where things get really interesting



