Today we're introducing the world's first AI CMO.

Enter your website and it deploys a team of agents to help you get traffic and users.

Try it now at okara.ai/cmo 1/ AI has made building products easier than ever.

With tools like Cursor and Claude Code, teams can go from idea to product in weeks.

But one thing didn't get easier: Distribution.

Big News: We’ve removed all closed models from Okara.

Starting today, Okara runs only open-source models.

Here’s why 👇 1/ We started Okara by hosting both open and closed models. But if we believe open source is the future, and privacy is a fundamental right, then we need to commit fully.

Closed models already have distribution and billion dollar backing. They don't need more platforms promoting them.

Introducing Build That Idea

A no-code platform to launch and monetize custom AI agents in 60 seconds

Available to everyone for free 1/ Until now, launching an AI agent meant hiring devs, understanding APIs, and managing infra.

With Build That Idea, you can go from idea to live AI agent in 60 seconds.

No code. No headaches.

Try it for free: buildthatidea.com

This is the best time in history to launch a solo business

You don’t need funding, a team, or technical skills

Here’s how to do it 🧵 1/ Find a painful but boring problem

Look for annoying, repetitive tasks people already do every week.

They’re perfect for automation and easy to charge for.

Examples:
- Cleaning up podcast transcripts
- Creating SEO reports
- Sorting invoices or emails

openai dropped a banger guide on building ai agents

it's a must read for anyone exploring or building ai agents

here's a simple breakdown 🧵 1/ so, what is an agent?

ai agents are systems that can accomplish tasks on your behalf.

it can book a flight, send an email, update a database and more

someone leaked the full system prompts from top ai tools like devin, cursor, replit, lovable, windsurf and more 🤯

i went through all of them

here's what I found: 1/ cursor system prompt

- agentic pair‑programmer inside cursor ide
- instructed to never mention tool names to the user.
- prefers semantic search over grep.
- will stop trying to fix lint errors after 3 attempts and ask the user.

link: github.com/x1xhlol/system…

I spent hours analyzing v0’s 2000+ line system prompt.

It's one of the best examples of prompt engineering I've seen

Let me break it down 🧵 1/ First, what is the v0 system prompt?

it's an instruction manual that tells Vercel’s AI assistant (v0) exactly what it should do, how it should respond, and what tools it should use.

AI agents are a multi-trillion dollar opportunity

Anyone can make $10k/mo by building AI agents

Here's the playbook for building and launching your own AI agent business 🧵 1. Start with a problem

- Find a repetitive, time-consuming tasks people hate doing (eg. Sales prospecting, recruiting, legal research etc)
- Browse Reddit, Twitter, IH for problems people complain about.
- You can also use OpenAI/ perplexity deep research to find niche ideas

This is literally the best time ever to build an AI agent

Here are 20 AI Agent ideas that could make $10k-$1M/ month 🧵 1. QA Testing Agent

Build an AI agent that runs automated QA tests within the CI pipeline to catch bugs before deployment.

why build it?
Manual testing is slow and prone to human error.

In 2021, a Chinese billionaire started buying thousands of NVIDIA chips.

His partners thought he was crazy.

3 years later, he founded an AI company that beats OpenAI, Google and Meta

Here's the wild story of Deepseek's Liang Wenfeng 🧵 1/ Liang was born in 1985 in Zhanjiang, a city in southern China.

He had a strong interest in mathematics and computers from an early age

Ilya Sutskever gave a full talk on "Sequence to sequence learning with neural networks"

It's one of the most important talks in 2024

Here are some of my favourite insights from the talk 🧵 On Deep Learning's Early Hypothesis:

"If you have a large neural network with 10 layers, then it can do anything a human being can do in a fraction of a second." This was based on the belief that artificial neurons and biological neurons are similar.

✨ How to read a blockchain ✨ Szn01 Ep04

The world 'commitment' can make several of us run in the opposite direction.. 🫂

But not when it's Ethereum

Commitment Levels were introduced by the @ethereum community along with The Merge

Open this to learn what this commitment is🧵 Ethereum Commitment Levels are like labels that tell developers how secure a block is.

There labels are 3 levels 🪜 of blocks to ensure the security of the Ethereum Blockchain.

Not every opinion in web3 is valuable. But...

We've already got dope folks with brilliant insights as our sources of info, ones you can depend on to know their stuff. And with that come cool updates all the time.

Let's introduce you to some web3 OGs & rising stars 🧵 1. Vitalik Buterin • @VitalikButerin

He's the co-founder of @ethereum & an influential thought leader in the development of Web3.

In his tweets he shares his vision for Ethereum and also expertly communicates concepts on the underlying tech - he means bidness & we love him

https://twitter.com/VitalikButerin/status/1592881305867685892