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Here's a little essay on the new AI dialect spreading through our inboxes, feeds, strategy documents and LinkedIn feeds. You're here, so you know what I mean. The problem isn't just bland writing, it's that as AI recycles slop into ever bigger piles of slop, we get cut out of the opportunity to make a contribution and exercise critical judgement. Spraying AI slop all over our companies, the internet, and each other reduces us to little more than "LGTM 👍" monkeys that will deserve it when we get made redundant by a slackbot.
There is a better way.
The Glibberish Problem: seanblanchfield.com/2026/08/…
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Would love your support. Have a look, leave a comments and help us spread the word! producthunt.com/products/jen…
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"The next era of software will not be built for humans. It will be built for agents, by agents."
That's Sean Blanchfield, CEO of @jenticai .
And he just dropped something that makes that future real.
@jenticai Mini is a free, self-hosted API execution layer for AI agents.
What it does:
Your agent says what it wants to do. Jentic Mini handles the how: finding the right API, injecting credentials at runtime, and brokering the request.
Why it matters:
Today, building agents that call real APIs means:
→ Hardcoding auth
→ Secrets in prompts
→ Glue code for every service
→ Crossing your fingers nothing leaks
Jentic Mini fixes that.
One command to start:
bash
curl -fsSL raw.githubusercontent.com/je… | sudo bash
For OpenClaw, NemoClaw, and other AI agents:
Stop building infrastructure. Start building agents that actually ship.
@jenticai Mini is Apache 2.0 licensed. Free. Open source.
👉 Check it out: jentic.com/mini
And check out the product hunt launch here: producthunt.com/products/jen…
Aisling Byrne retweeted
Jentic Mini is live on product hunt. Connect and control your agents' access to 10K APIs in one self-hosted app. Would appreciate any comments, questions or reviews there!
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additional pro tip - for security: you can use @jenticai for credential management. the agent never sees the keys or credentials so can’t leak them.
we had this already built for enterprises but everyone is adopting it for OpenClaw (inc ourselves) - free to use.
Bonus - it reduces tool bloat and does managed execution.
docs. jentic .com/guides/openclaw/
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adoption is hard when security isn’t native. you can use Jentic for credential management + setting scopes. the agent never sees the keys so can’t leak them.
we had this built already and happy to see it plug the gaps for openclaw (free to use).
it’ll reduce tool bloat and does managed execution too.
docs .jentic .com/guides/openclaw/
drop me a dm if you need and support on this.
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My openclaw just wrote a blog for other openclaws to secure themselves using Jentic, while also publishing a jentic skill to clawhub. It did it all while I was in the pub watching Ireland beating England in rugby. Win-win!
seanblanchfield.com/2026/02/…
Use Jentic for credential management if you can’t stomach handing your credentials and keys directly to your OpenClaw agent.
If your agent can see it, it can leak it.
Be safe out there openclawlings.
You can solve most of the @openclaw security issues using Jentic’s credential manager. You’re not pasting API keys or credentials into the context window - the agent never sees the key so can’t leak them.
As a bonus it reduces tool bloat and does managed execution.
We had this built this for enterprises already and jumped to using it with OpenClaw when devs reached out having done this.
Aisling Byrne retweeted
You can solve most of the @openclaw security issues using Jentic’s credential manager. You’re not pasting API keys or credentials into the context window - the agent never sees the key so can’t leak them.
As a bonus it reduces tool bloat and does managed execution.
We had this built this for enterprises already and jumped to using it with OpenClaw when devs reached out having done this.
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We've inadvertently solved the @openclaw credential problem. Here's the demo.
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We just launched @jenticai into public beta.
One MCP to rule them all. Watch Claude become a real agent and figure out how to use NYT and Discord.
One integration to thousands of APIs & workflows. This is the way.
⚡️ Try it now — link below 👇
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1. I don’t often tweet about my personal life, but on 1st November, my mum Jane was hit by a large vehicle as a pedestrian in St. Louis, USA. She suffered a severe brain injury & remains in a coma in hospital.
Here's Jane & me in happier times.
Resale waving goodbye to fast-fashion is basically someone with a hose and the ability to help put out a fire just walking away and expecting a hero's medal.
We need to think seriously as an industry what the side effects of us gate keeping solutions will be.
Is luxury fashion only slow / sustainable when bought by people who can’t really afford it to begin with? And by default value and use it more?
Seems luxury is just fast fashion for the wealthy. Not sure circular fashion messaging is right eg ‘buying vintage luxury is better’
Aisling Byrne retweeted
VC feedback is mostly a rorschach test. We see what we want to see based on our experience.
For this reason, most VC feedback is useless. It's not based on practical insight about your business. It's mostly based on how your plans conflict with the investor's mental model.
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A few things people might not be realizing as the second-order effects on the early-stage VC/tech ecosystem, now that SVB is no longer 🧵:
Congratulations to me 🥳 😂 and a big thank you to Forbes for putting me on the @Forbes 30 under 30.
TLDR:
I founded Thrift Swapping app, Nuw because fast-fashion has zero chance of getting resold.
Clothes are now your currency. Trade them.
#ForbesUnder30 #forbes30under30
