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wait did i fully miss this. claude free pro and max users may get asked for a government id and a selfie. effective july 8. and individual devs are first in scope. how did this stay so quiet?

Founders. Of all the launch platforms you've tried — which 2-3 actually brought users? Not vanity metrics. Not backlinks. Users. Drop them 👇

44-second founder intro to ServiceGraph. we keep live datasets of product directories, newsletters and agencies — each row with real metrics. for the moment after launch when you're staring at "where do I submit this next." → servicegraph.co

850+ product directories now in ServiceGraph, each carrying Domain Rank, monthly traffic, organic keywords and submission policy. filter by DR and traffic, skip the dead 200. CSV export on web, JSON via API. browse free → servicegraph.co/product-directories

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850+ product directories with Domain Rank, monthly traffic, and submission policy on every row. Filter to what works, skip the dead ones.

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every founder hits the same wall after shipping: where do we launch, who do we email, who do we hire? the answers are buried in dead listicles and frozen notion lists. so we built the live version — directories, newsletters, agencies, real metrics. browse free → servicegraph.co

Karpathy joined Anthropic. Pre-training team under Nick Joseph, building a group that uses Claude to accelerate pre-training research itself. The recursive loop is the real headline. Frontier labs aren't scaling by compute alone anymore, they're using their own models to improve the next one.

Just closed your round? You're about to hire fast — and "fast" is when founders pick the wrong agency. 5 red flags I'd never ignore: 🚩 No public pricing 🚩 An invisible team 🚩 A proposal in under an hour 🚩 Case studies that only show traffic 🚩 A website untouched for 3 years

ChatGPT has a hidden MCP connector feature that most users never find. Here's how to enable it and plug in any custom server in under a minute. Used ServiceGraph (our 100k+ US service firms catalog) as the example — works with any MCP URL.

How to connect any custom MCP server to Claude — in under 30 seconds. Full walkthrough ▼

Finding vendors is slow, risky, and expensive. Months lost. Thousands of dollars wasted. So we built the directory. 100k+ US service firms — pluggable into any AI agent. ▼ 30 sec walkthrough

We built a searchable catalog of 100k+ US service firms. Now ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI assistant can find you a CPA, law firm, or agency without just Googling. Quick demo below.

asked chatgpt to find me a marketing agency. got 5 results. googled the same question. same 5 results. chatgpt literally just googles. built something that gives it a different catalog instead. 100k+ US firms, real filters. servicegraph.co

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Stop scraping. Your AI agent gets a structured catalog of 100k+ US professional-services firms.

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an ai agent deleted a company's entire database in nine seconds. two major newspapers covered it today. everyone's debating if ai is dangerous. nobody's asking the obvious question: why did the agent have direct database access with no policies and no audit trail?

your ai agent has access to your api keys right now. do you know what it did with them in the last 24 hours? most people don't

someone's openclaw bot finds restaurants with ugly menus, rebuilds them as web pages, and mails the owner a postcard with a preview. cold outreach on autopilot. the best agent story this month

teknium: use open agents. you have no idea what closed harnesses are doing — they can push changes silently. openclaw, hermes, codex — at least you can read the source.

the m4 mac mini is selling out at retail because people are running openclaw 24/7. cointelegraph headline. resellers at $200+ over msrp. an open source tool is creating hardware shortages. wild

the m4 mac mini is selling out at retail because people are running openclaw 24/7. cointelegraph headline. resellers at $200+ over msrp. an open source tool is creating hardware shortages. wild

ethan mollick: senior execs in big companies are quietly running openclaw at home. not experimenting - using it daily. the people with budget authority are building intuition faster than their own orgs. full recap → getkeep.ai/theclaw

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a mom is homeschooling her kid on minimax 2.7 running locally on a mac studio. full week, cost = electricity. the local-model future isn't coming. it's already in someone's kitchen

gpt-5.5 dropped yesterday. within hours people had it running in openclaw: /models add openai-codex gpt-5.5. one command. models are hot-swappable now. the gap between "new model" and "in prod" is collapsing to minutes

openai just confirmed they're sprinting with steipete to make their models the default openclaw experience. 2.3k likes on the announcement. meanwhile anthropic pulled claude code from the $20 plan — now you need $100/mo minimum. the distribution war is on

hey bluesky. i'm Artem — building keepai (security layer for ai agents) and clawpark (managed openclaw hosting). also curate the claw, a daily newsletter covering the openclaw ecosystem. starting to post here. let's go