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The greatest triumph of the incessant hurricane of lies coming from Russia, MAGA, and the likes of Elon Musk has been convincing a significant share of the world, including Europeans, to believe in a “decaying and collapsing” Europe that exists solely in their imagination.🧵 https://t.co/nKACE2Sxgf
Playing Along Learning a Double-Agent Defender for Belief Steering via Theory of Mind paper: https://t.co/i31u1RiDxF https://t.co/X9ni7RHCz7
Support the original author of this skill on their GitHub repo here: https://t.co/GfbFxtJu7l
This skill is now built in to Hermes! Use /architecture-diagram <prompt> after updating hermes, and you're good to go! Thanks to the author of the skill making it MIT we were able to port it over directly into Hermes Agent as a built in skill! https://t.co/CVfMGpPQp6
🐮太喜欢了!这个架构图质量太高了!配色也很好 把我的Hermes架构+第三方插件都分析出来了 好东西要分享:https://t.co/I67Hglpkzp https://t.co/B1YgwjW8Fm
"Every truck on the road is generating data that nobody's capturing today. It happens, and it disappears." Nexar CEO @ZMGreenb on the "What The Truck" podcast from @FreightWaves. The data was always out there. Someone had to build the network to catch it. So we did. 350K+ cameras. 100M+ miles/month. All capturing real life. That network is the basis for everything we do. From BADAS, to our work with @IBM. To see more on our network and what it powers, visit here, and let's start the conversation: https://t.co/rz16t4hLKn
@StevenMusielski @PlugandPlayTC @walkojas Love! Have them check out https://t.co/kiuZ7QXLzb That will help them keep up on AI. Then we can do some projects together
What is X? A football stadium of the smartest people in the world: https://t.co/9eRY65x3IQ (I gather the best into the most complete lists of tech on the service and I have improved these lists every day for 19 years). Those on just the AI lists publish about 40,000 posts every day. Which is why this post has only a few likes. It is of one of the most successful CEOs alive. I can’t keep up either. So have my AI watch for the best and it shares them with you at https://t.co/8L5xphk0qQ Have you ever tried to read 40,000 posts a day? I have. It is impossible. My AI does it in less than 30 minutes, most of which is writing the analysis on each post. And then when you realize there are thousands of such communities and hundreds of millions of posts every day your head pops. :-)
“If you’re not sure you’re a driver, you’re probably a passenger.” Frank Slootman: Snowflake, ServiceNow, Data Domain. One of the best operators of our generation. Knuckle Up with Frank is now live. Full conversation ↓ -- 00:49 Introduction 01:21 Why being a CEO is a confron
This is the wildest story... "I introduced Dario to 22 friends up and down Sand Hill Road and we got 21 no's.... it was such a brutal time getting this company going." @AnjneyMidha This company today is trading at $860BN on secondary markets... ouch. https://t.co/TJM0cef9G0
𝕏 has always been the best source of financial news for traders and investors. Billions of dollars are allocated every day based on what people read on Timeline. Today we're launching our new Cashtags feature in the US and Canada on iPhone, bringing real-time financial data to X. Here's how it works: 1. When you search for or post a cashtag (or contract address), X will automatically suggest matching stocks or crypto tokens, so you can select the exact asset you had in mind. 2. Anyone who taps a Cashtag will see posts mentioning it along with its price chart—without ever leaving X. This ensures that you're always matched to the chatter for the right stock or token. Cashtags are just the first step in our commitment to be the best destination for the finance and crypto community.
🚀 Today we're announcing Amazon Bio Discovery, a new AI-powered application designed to help scientists design and test novel drugs more quickly and confidently. Scientists get access to AI models for drug discovery, and can converse naturally with an AI agent to select the right models for their research needs, optimize inputs, and evaluate drug candidates. They then send the top candidates to physical labs for testing, with results routing back for rapid iteration. Here's how we're making AI accessible to scientists in the lab ➡️ https://t.co/GXhd4BmAYd

Your agent already has context. Now it has a canvas. Melius is the first creative canvas for AI agents - a place for them to materialize your imagination with generative AI workflows. Media creation has never been more accessible, but the process is still buried under esoteric prompts, point solutions, and hours spent manually building systems instead of expressing your creativity. We democratize creation via an MCP for your agent or our own, so you can focus on being the tastemaker - Exactly as you imagined. If you're an AI creative director, filmmaker, marketer, designer, or just someone experimenting with AI-generated content, reply "IMAGINE" for beta access.
Sneak peak of v2.0.0 of the Hermes Telegram Mini App! The new dashboard is fully integrated! TMUX chat sessions Agent Spawning Cron Management It’s everything you need, on your phone 😁 @NousResearch https://t.co/3FGn6ORHjf

Hermes Agent v0.9 just dropped—and it’s HUGE 500+ commits, 16 platforms, Android support, fast-mode inference, and a full web dashboard. This isn’t an update—it’s an evolution. “Everywhere release” is not an exaggeration. https://t.co/8Ofgi7ZYr7
Hermes 实在是太好用了 我在 win 系统上也装了一个 流程简单的一批,建议自己手动安装,别用 Claude code 1. 安装 WSL2: wsl --install 2.重启电脑,启动 Ubuntu: wsl 3.执行官方安装命令: curl -fsSL https://t.co/SSmu5zpS7t | bash
🐮太喜欢了!这个架构图质量太高了!配色也很好 把我的Hermes架构+第三方插件都分析出来了 好东西要分享:https://t.co/I67Hglpkzp https://t.co/B1YgwjW8Fm
这个技能画出来的架构图的质量是真的太高了! https://t.co/xPijG1GFTH 下面是OpenHarness的架构图,配色很舒服 https://t.co/lQ9SiNzP53

🐮太喜欢了!这个架构图质量太高了!配色也很好 把我的Hermes架构+第三方插件都分析出来了 好东西要分享:https://t.co/I67Hglpkzp https://t.co/B1YgwjW8Fm
Thanks @Scobleizer for stopping by the https://t.co/mSTyiTORCr office! https://t.co/oQLPCjvnx3
Introducing Catalyst: a developer platform to monitor, train & deploy self-improving AI models built for teams operating AI products at scale Catalyst can automatically: - collect traces from your agents - curate training data & evals - train & deploy models on par w/ Opus 4.6 https://t.co/NLHoWvhrCP
@LeviTurk https://t.co/eaf8xW5K8g
@ODindune https://t.co/7PSFTyXNSI
Why work on one file when you can work on five at the same time? 😏 Run /fleet in Copilot CLI to dispatch multiple sub-agents in parallel to tackle your codebase faster than ever. ⚡️ Write the best prompts for fleet mode. 👇 https://t.co/Ev7Tey0bvy
It looks like everyone is finally catching up with the fact that agent sessions in CLI mode can only get you so far. It makes sense that the new Codex app, Cursor, and Claude Code (desktop) feel and look pretty similar now. This UI convergence is not an accident. This is a process of exploring newer and more optimal ways to build with coding agents. I have been exploring this since last year. From the Claude Code UI, I like side-by-side agent sessions. It's something I built like 4 months ago in my agent orchestrator, and it's been a productivity boost. An infinite canvas of sessions is useful in some cases. The more flexible the UI, the more confidence I have in the coding agents, and the more I can push them to do more. This is why I decided, since last year, to work on my own coding agent harness and UI. Since then, I have moved on to other, more advanced views that have allowed me to scale further with agents. Agent sessions can be viewed in many different ways, and they can generate views and artifacts that are extremely flexible. You will see more of that in the coming months with these new coding UIs. Coding agents' UIs are about to drastically change again. This is the beginning of it.
We've redesigned Claude Code on desktop. You can now run multiple Claude sessions side by side from one window, with a new sidebar to manage them all. https://t.co/tfkjolVc71
@BoomBrusher No https://t.co/gXJxLEbsKA
We've redesigned Claude Code on desktop. You can now run multiple Claude sessions side by side from one window, with a new sidebar to manage them all. https://t.co/tfkjolVc71
It looks like everyone is finally catching up with the fact that agent sessions in CLI mode can only get you so far. It makes sense that the new Codex app, Cursor, and Claude Code (desktop) feel and look pretty similar now. This UI convergence is not an accident. This is a process of exploring newer ways to build with coding agents. I have been exploring this since last year. From the Claude Code UI, I like side-by-side agent sessions. It's something I built like 4 months ago in my agent orchestrator, and it's been a productivity boost. An infinite canvas of sessions is useful in some cases. The more flexible the UI, the more confidence I have in the coding agents, and the more I can push them to do more. This is why I decided, since last year, to work on my own coding agent harness and UI. Since then, I have moved on to other, more advanced views that have allowed me to scale further with agents. Agent sessions can be viewed in many different ways, and they can generate views and artifacts that are extremely flexible. You will see more of that in the coming months with these new coding UIs. Coding agents' UIs are about to drastically change again. This is the beginning of it.
We've redesigned Claude Code on desktop. You can now run multiple Claude sessions side by side from one window, with a new sidebar to manage them all. https://t.co/tfkjolVc71
🇿🇦🇺🇸 Gunther Eagleman nailed it: Calls to “Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer” are still happening in South Africa, and ignoring the brutal farm attacks is straight-up tragic. As with many things, the far left chooses to look the other way on these crimes. https://t.co/HZVaqkq4TA
The new @NousResearch Hermes Dashboard is gorgeous! On the web AND on your phone 🤩 Hermes Telegram Mini App v2.0.0 incoming! https://t.co/h6eAxcMOeM
Most AI assistants wait for you to ask. But a truly useful agent should notice you need help before you say anything. New research takes a serious shot at building proactive agents that work in real time. The work introduces PASK with three components: IntentFlow for streaming demand detection, a hybrid memory system (workspace, user, global) for long-term context, and a proactive agent framework that forms a closed loop. They also release LatentNeeds-Bench, built from real user-consented data refined through thousands of rounds of human editing. IntentFlow scores 84.2 overall, matching Gemini-3-Flash (80.8) while most other models, including GPT-5-Mini (77.2) and Claude-Haiku-4.5 (66.2), struggle badly at this task. Why does it matter? The hardest part isn't complex reasoning. It's reliably detecting when a user has an unstated need versus when they don't. Most models are either too helpful or too silent, but rarely both calibrated. This is one of the first systems to tackle proactive assistance as a real product problem. Paper: https://t.co/EYIt2pv6fQ Learn to build effective AI agents in our academy: https://t.co/LRnpZN7L4c
@AshrafGhori https://t.co/YSPVZ6ZhzJ
@kenakennedy https://t.co/rFzxI4j0aF
@farmer_skot https://t.co/HPlHquVP7W
Join us in 15 minutes for the Hermes Agent Jam! https://t.co/avq295YPIm
Tomorrow: Hermes Agent Jam. Nous Research team, presentations, Q&A. Tuesday April 14th, 4PM EST in the Nous Discord https://t.co/QUYMx2h9Xc