Kushagra Chitkara
Founder of Almanac, The agent that knows your work absurdly well
Company
Kushagra Chitkara is listed as a founder of Almanac. Almanac is a proactive AI agent that deeply understands your work. Today people rely on a stack of productivity tools to hold the context of their work including todo lists, issue trackers, wikis, and CRMs. All of them have to be updated by hand, and none were built for AI. Almanac maintains its own self-updating productivity suite for you. This gives it an absurdly good understanding of your work, based on which it proactively gets things done for you. Almanac starts with individuals, but it's built for teams. As more of a team connects their work, the agent gains shared context across everyone, so it understands not just what you're doing but how the whole team's work fits together.
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Introducing Almanac, the agent with a company brain.
Introducing Almanac, the agent with a company brain. It runs on its own computer, connected to your tools, with a living wiki of everything your company knows. Send it a task. It texts you when it’s done. We’re live today.
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Introducing CodeAlmanac, the context layer for your engineering team. For years, critical codebase knowledge has lived across people, docs, and old conversations. Agents start from scratch every time. That era is over. CodeAlmanac let’s you make a shared wiki for your entire
Introducing CodeAlmanac, the context layer for your engineering team. For years, critical codebase knowledge has lived across people, docs, and old conversations. Agents start from scratch every time. That era is over. CodeAlmanac let’s you make a shared wiki for your entire
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We just killed two biggest limitations of your favourite AI agents: Their memory and Your laptop Almanac’s agents have unlimited memory, their own computers, browsers and access to the tools they need & they remember every call, document, decision and promise in your company,
We just killed two biggest limitations of your favourite AI agents: Their memory and Your laptop Almanac’s agents have unlimited memory, their own computers, browsers and access to the tools they need & they remember every call, document, decision and promise in your company,
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Introducing Almanac payments, powered by AgentCard.
Introducing Almanac payments, powered by AgentCard. Your AI agent should never have access to your cards. It should have its own. Today, Almanac is partnering with @agentcardhq to let agents make payments and actually finish the work they started. Retreat, subscriptions,
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Getting into YC took one email.
Getting into YC took one email. Getting to that email took forever. Everybody sees the YC photo but they don’t see all the days that came before it. The long days, the bad ideas, the changes, the figuring things out, and a lot of time spent together trying to get Almanac right.
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Looking for a merch designer for @usealmanac Need someone who can move very quickly I have a few ideas, but would love someone creative with strong taste who can take them and run Interested? Reply or DM me with your work!
Looking for a merch designer for @usealmanac Need someone who can move very quickly I have a few ideas, but would love someone creative with strong taste who can take them and run Interested? Reply or DM me with your work!
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I may have mastered using @claudeai and @HyperFrames_
I may have mastered using @claudeai and @HyperFrames_
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Instinct raised $350M this week.
Instinct raised $350M this week. It also spent the week in a privacy backlash: screen access, data retention, actions users didn't confirm. Both things are true, and both matter. The demand signal is undeniable: people want an agent that acts first. The backlash signal is just