- SaaS prices will start dropping.

- Current LLMs being seen more and more like commodities

- We'll start see a LOT more companies making their own LLM

- Capital stops pretending everything is fine & we finally see the stock market reflect what's been slowly bubbling up socially (people 'feeling poorer', trust declining, consumption becoming more cynical)

Would love to hear more info on how you actually vibe coded this as the fishbowl seems incredibly cool

I imagine a cool way to get users to notice your tool would be to scan public Github repos with many followers, and comment on the code vulnerabilities.

Yes, that's exactly what we do. Some examples: https://github.com/eosphoros-ai/DB-GPT/pull/2650, https://github.com/dagster-io/dagster/pull/30002

We just need to follow responsible disclosure first by notifying the maintainers, working with them on a fix, and making it public once it is resolved.

You mentioned one of your use case is outbound (can totally see this being perhaps your biggest opportunity): How are people using this for outbound? As a full-cycle AI sales agent?

Yes exactly, we have some cases where people built a fully autonomous AI SDR

Onboarding/signup started off great, but then you just drop in with no clarity on what to do next. A lot of actions possible and I'm unsure what to do first.

what confused you? happy to help - shoot me an email at adi(at)agentmail(dot)cc

Impressive demo, just wish I didn't have to request a demo and could just sign up.

Request a demo button also does nothing other than change the text on success - not sure if it even went through...

I got the demo request:) Let me reply to you

Super confusing signup flow. I paid, but didn't get access? hajrice@gmail.com

We've built something like this at Helpjuice.com - we call it Swifty AI Chatbot. It's pretty cool to see companies that are building a completely open platform that works with all. Nice work folks!

Upvoted – looking forward to supporting you guys more

It's not a good look to piggyback off competitors' launches like this. Let them have their moment.

From what I could gather, they're also shifting the responsibility of due diligence from a government to a company ?

The keyword there is responsibility. It's a reasonable approach - taking some workload off government immigration bodies to speed up the process, and it saves the taxpayer money because the costs of background checks would fall on the company doing the recruiting.

Companies recruiting foreign talent would likely need to register on this programme and will have to do their due diligence when recruiting - perhaps subject to fines or prosecutions if they fail to do proper checks. I can't say for sure as I can't read the proposal.