#Startups

Jev is a classifier, not a chatbot: feed it an input plus an output schema and get a probability per option in ~200ms. Ryan Vogel demos email triage (1,700 emails for 18 cents), lead scoring, support routing, video clipping and browser control, plus where it fails.

Billy Howell runs a 6,000-reader newsletter on a Grok Bot agent team: chief-of-staff bot, sales agent, overnight routines — plus a 4-week starter plan and the best business models to copy.

Y Combinator's QM gives every employee an isolated agent sandbox, memory, and keychain — plus shared Slack channels. Swap Pi, Codex, or Claude Code. MIT.

Greg Isenberg's agent-first playbook: sell work as a service priced like labor — pick an already-paid workflow, ship a minimal agent, pilot it, productize in 30 days.

Cody Schneider maps a real Facebook-ads agent on Greg Isenberg's podcast: Airbyte + ClickHouse data stack, AI-generated creative, auto publish/kill/promote — plus a concrete startup idea to build it around.

YC Partner Diana Hu on the AI-native company: AI as your operating system, a fully queryable org, the 1,000x engineer, and why middle management disappears.

Greg Isenberg and Elie Steinbock turn lean-startup and Toyota-style feedback loops into copy-ready workflows for SEO, Facebook ads, and product feedback — with a live Search Console SEO-loop demo.