davecyen

What are your thoughts on the big tech CEOs and the current administration?

Ohh I see what you're saying. I guess you can start in plan mode and then once you're ready to tell it to proceed then shift+tab to auto mode?

Yeah I have --dangerously-skip-permissions configured as a preset for Claude in Superset, but you can add more commands too. Just go to Settings > Terminal

> if a VC investor is doing their job well, they will make sure to keep investing in your company until they have a good amount of ownership. This means it is against their incentives to introduce you to other investors or do anything else that interferes with their ability to buy more shares in your company for a good price.

this is only true for larger multi-stage funds who compete with each other, not for Seed or Series A-only funds

Very cool - is it possible to simulate this on a live production site (i.e. instead of Halluminate Flights, just test the agent live on Expedia)? Even though you don't have access to the backend json, presumably you could verify the right values were entered in the frontend/UI?

This is really cool. I used the OG Codecademy to learn how to code, this is kind of like the next-gen version of that.

Re: 3rd party integrations, think glue code for enterprise platforms (I previously worked on the developer platform at Shopify).

For example, a guide to integrate Shopify's Storefront API with Sanity CMS. These are usually a marketing/product thing more than developer docs... and almost always become obsolete after the next release and forgotten about.

Would've loved to generate a bunch of these guides and then automatically keep them up-to-date with code examples, and help serve both purposes for growth and developer docs.

Very needed! I’ve worked on platform teams and API docs were always rushed last second to push out a release—-but in many ways they are the product.

Another pain point was creating guides/examples for integrating 3rd party tools. Could be worth exploring

you might consider that it's precisely your depth and breadth of experience, which isn't common across most teams, might actually highlight why a solution like Fortress is valuable

A couple use cases were already listed in other comments:

1) Document search 2) Translating plain english <> Legalease

But seems like the highest leverage here is building a copilot for authoring new contract templates that Common Paper doesn't offer yet (maybe the legal advisory panel could assist with RLHF training).

Love what you’re building here. How are you guys thinking about potentially integrating LLMs?