Gautham Venkateshwaran
Founder of Kaaro, AI Agents for Railways. ex Toma (a16z), Waterloo, UBC
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Gautham Venkateshwaran is listed as a founder of Kaaro. AI Agents for Railways. ex Toma (a16z), Waterloo, UBC Speedrun 006 profile: 2 employees; located in San Francisco, California; tags: AI, Enterprise SaaS.
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Kaaro is an a16z speedrun-backed company.
Kaaro is an a16z speedrun-backed company.
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when you realize those startup credits r gonna expire and you're gonna have to use them for something sooner or later
when you realize those startup credits r gonna expire and you're gonna have to use them for something sooner or later
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Tell fable to make your internal platform/tooling as keyboard native as linear. Feels like an agentic equivalent of setting up a keyboar...
Tell fable to make your internal platform/tooling as keyboard native as linear. Feels like an agentic equivalent of setting up a keyboard macro, it’s great
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this feels like being in a desert and figuring out when to drink your last drop of water https://t.co/8myRxy2XwK
this feels like being in a desert and figuring out when to drink your last drop of water https://t.co/8myRxy2XwK
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pure market capitalism at its finest
pure market capitalism at its finest
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can we get codex/claude cloud agents the ability to interact with custom mcp servers (that have oauth) I feel like the whole appeal of c...
can we get codex/claude cloud agents the ability to interact with custom mcp servers (that have oauth) I feel like the whole appeal of cloud agents is long running tasks like daily monitoring and custom mcp servers with access to your platform would be so nice for agent driven...
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i feel like the idea of 'adding things to your backlog' is disappearing previously a hard/time-consuming task would just go on a todo list but now anything i consider doing that i just ask myself whether codex can do it in the background and the answer is usually yes, so very
i feel like the idea of 'adding things to your backlog' is disappearing previously a hard/time-consuming task would just go on a todo list but now anything i consider doing that i just ask myself whether codex can do it in the background and the answer is usually yes, so very
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holy tuff
holy tuff