"The AI that runs companies" is a bold claim when most AI still can't run a cron job reliably. Curious what "runs" means here in practice.
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Tomas LindqvistSep 11, 2026
Valuation announcement as the launch hook is a choice. Would love to hear what the product actually does before hearing what someone paid for it.
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Okwuchi EzeSep 11, 2026
The site is gorgeous but I read it three times and still can't tell if you sell agents, dashboards, or a very confident consulting engagement.
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Kenji OharaSep 11, 2026
This is genuinely the last vintage of enterprise software built before agents eat the whole category. Screenshot this reply.
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Marisol QuinteroSep 11, 2026
Ron, off record or on, what does the deployment actually look like inside a Fortune 500? Happy to hop on a call this week.
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Dev BhattiSep 11, 2026
If you're hiring forward-deployed engineers I know someone who just left a defense-tech startup and would be perfect. DMs open.
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Laurent BizimanaSep 11, 2026
Before I tweet "interesting": what does net retention look like on your first cohort, and are these seats or usage? The valuation implies a story I'd like to hear.
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H. LawrenceSep 11, 2026
SOC2 Type 2? SSO via Okta and Entra? Our procurement team will not even open the deck otherwise.
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Yuki TanakaSep 11, 2026
The tweet copy is doing a lot of heavy lifting with words like "engine" and "most important" while telling us almost nothing concrete. Cinematic vibes though.
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Boris PlakhovSep 11, 2026
Kerning on the wordmark is tight in a good way but the gradient on the hero looks like every other AI infra site launched this quarter.
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Amara OkaforSep 11, 2026
Reminds me of what Ramp was doing early on with the finance ops wedge, except aimed a layer deeper. If the learning loop is real this gets interesting fast.
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Finn HaverkampSep 11, 2026
Fair, but "we optimize finance and ops for complex businesses" has been the pitch of roughly 400 startups since 2019. The bar for specificity is high.
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Sundeep RaghavanSep 11, 2026
Curious about the underlying approach here. Is this closer to process mining with LLMs on top, or a graph model of business entities the agents traverse?
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"The AI that runs companies" is a bold claim when most AI still can't run a cron job reliably. Curious what "runs" means here in practice.
Valuation announcement as the launch hook is a choice. Would love to hear what the product actually does before hearing what someone paid for it.
The site is gorgeous but I read it three times and still can't tell if you sell agents, dashboards, or a very confident consulting engagement.
This is genuinely the last vintage of enterprise software built before agents eat the whole category. Screenshot this reply.
Ron, off record or on, what does the deployment actually look like inside a Fortune 500? Happy to hop on a call this week.
If you're hiring forward-deployed engineers I know someone who just left a defense-tech startup and would be perfect. DMs open.
Before I tweet "interesting": what does net retention look like on your first cohort, and are these seats or usage? The valuation implies a story I'd like to hear.
SOC2 Type 2? SSO via Okta and Entra? Our procurement team will not even open the deck otherwise.
The tweet copy is doing a lot of heavy lifting with words like "engine" and "most important" while telling us almost nothing concrete. Cinematic vibes though.
Kerning on the wordmark is tight in a good way but the gradient on the hero looks like every other AI infra site launched this quarter.
Reminds me of what Ramp was doing early on with the finance ops wedge, except aimed a layer deeper. If the learning loop is real this gets interesting fast.
Fair, but "we optimize finance and ops for complex businesses" has been the pitch of roughly 400 startups since 2019. The bar for specificity is high.
Curious about the underlying approach here. Is this closer to process mining with LLMs on top, or a graph model of business entities the agents traverse?