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Matt Dailey

@reactiverobot
Building ref.tools, previously @figma & @PalantirTech
San Francisco, CA
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    Matt Dailey
    @reactiverobot
    Aug 12
    Today, we're announcing @ref_tools open beta. Ref is your team’s shared space to decide what agents build before any code gets written. We’ve raised $4M from @villageglobal, @daybreak_fund, @tmrohan, @RitualVC, @tonigemayel @barrald @wesmckinn and @bentossell. Every
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    Matt Dailey
    @reactiverobot
    3h
    ref.tools is working to solve this
    @jjacky
    jacky
    OpenRouter
    @jjacky
    13h
    after using half a dozen agent interfaces slack, devin, conductor, warp, claude code, etc no one has solved the ui/ux for when working with many agent sessions yet i still get lost when working with >4 unsolved problem still as of yet imo anyone working to solve this?
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    Matt Dailey
    @reactiverobot
    6h
    it's a different job and it needs different tools
    @danielkleach
    Daniel Leach
    @danielkleach
    Aug 29
    I think software engineering is slowly becoming less about: “Can you build this?” and more about: “Can you make 100 good decisions while AI builds this?” That is a VERY different job.
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    Matt Dailey
    @reactiverobot
    15h
    webmcp seems amazing for local dev in complex apps frontend devs are used to building in little monitors and tools into the dev build to make their lives easier now that's all trivially accessible to agents automating verification will get waaay easier (aka less tokens aka
    @reactiverobot
    Matt Dailey
    @reactiverobot
    20h
    webmcp looks extremely cool from a product-builder's perspective
  • @reactiverobot
    Matt Dailey
    @reactiverobot
    20h
    webmcp looks extremely cool from a product-builder's perspective
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