Theyagarajan S

Systems of record have never been more important than in a world where you have AI agents that will do 100X more work on these platforms than people ever did. Agents will be querying the data in these systems, processing tasks, executing workflows, collaborating with human and agent users, and more. Thus, the governance, reliability, security, access controls, and business logic remain critical more than ever — the OpenAI Hugging Face incident is just a small peek into what the future will look like with agents running around trying to execute on their goals. But this only works for the systems of record that respond with the right product experiences, APIs, and business models to support agents on and off their platform executing in these systems. Huge moment of opportunity and disruption right now in all of software.

Hospitals that don’t scare people. That is the idea around which we do everything at Superhealth. This Saturday night, we tried something unusual: we hosted a musical event at the hospital. I know how that sounds a little WTF. And plenty of people have been outraged by it. But hear me out. The guest list was curated. Every patient and attendant was invited. Several joined us—some because they were bored, some because they wanted a distraction, and some because a hospital can feel like a very lonely place on a Saturday night. Here is how it actually worked. We closed the OPDs at 8 pm, as we do every day. The event began at 10 pm, with registration in the OPD lobby. Everything else took place in the basement, mezzanine and fourth-floor (our office). All active inpatient areas were on completely off-limits and separated from the event by multiple floors in between and extensive sound insulation. To be absolutely clear: no music or event related sound reached the patients. Not “almost zero.” Zero. I’ve read the criticism, and I think the debate is useful and makes the point more strongly. It reveals how deeply we have accepted hospitals as places that must feel cold, frightening and morose. The mere suggestion that a hospital could also be warm, hopeful—perhaps even joyful—feels wrong to us. Then we wonder why people avoid hospitals. Why they tolerate pain for days, postpone tests and ignore symptoms until manageable problems become serious ones. Until that shoulder pain becomes shoulder surgery. Patients do not want to live in a morose environment. Their attendants do not either. If we can offer people a few hours of distraction, warmth or joy without compromising their care or rest, we believe that effort is worth making. Hospitals do not need to be scary places. We are going to keep pushing that belief. And to everyone who was disturbed or triggered by this: you have an open invitation to visit the next event. Come see how it works. It may surprise you. As I always say, I hope you never need a hospital. But if you do, I hope you find one that is warm, inviting and kind not one that is lonely, morose and scary.

Launching @vorfluxai : The autopilot for software engineering. I was prev co-founder / CTO of @Rippling ($10B) and #1 coder in India. Vorflux is my high octane Ferrari. Every AI coding tool still makes you fly the plane. That's the copilot model: you stay in the seat, approving every turn. The models quietly got good enough to fly the whole route, but the tools never caught up. So we built the autopilot. @vorfluxai raised a $15M seed by @ycombinator @peakxvpartners @alliancedao @parkerconrad @jake_zeller @balajis @nivi @metakovan @lmrankhan @nikitabase @0xrwu @ayushjaiswal @mattshumer_ @eshamanideep @sreeramkannan @dvcoolster @nusimow @TeddySolomon11 @ashtoncofer @rvivek etc Drop your biggest engineering bottleneck below. I'll reply with how I'd attack it with Vorflux, and hand you $200 in free credits to bang out your backlog. Our full thesis 🧵👇

Update from us @LiteLLM, We will be partnering with @TrustVanta for its SOC-2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 recertification. Thank you to the Vanta team for their quick help! We are also in the process of identifying 3rd party auditors to verify our compliance controls.