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• bullish fact_claim Magnus

  it was really friendly for them to give us those credits and definitely boosted us a lot.

• bullish assessment Magnus

  I think for us, it was definitely a call for the Prove Engine, like we for sure wouldn't have raised such a round and get all the traction with a closed source tool, just because we get so much feedback from the users and can iterate based on that.

• bullish fact_claim Unattributed

  We built the first prototype in five days, pushed it to Hacker News, and it took off. ... It got a couple of hundred stars, people created issues. ... we made it extremely simple for people to run it. ... we could create very cool demos with it. ... we could also create many controversial demos like applying to jobs online. And by just creating very, very small, not very beautiful demos and sharing them on X, that started our growth engine a couple of weeks later where then millions of people re

• bullish endorsement Unattributed

  If you just define an agent as an LLM with tool calls, okay, then all those chatbots, which can output JSON structure, are usually agents. But I was always wondering myself if, when people said, oh, we built those agents. And I thought, this is just a chatbot, right, with which you can interact and it maybe can query the current web weather API for you. So I always imagine agent like something which actually can take action for you, just like a player who can take action.

• neutral fact_claim Unattributed

  So you type in your prompt, say, okay, go, go, go to my CRM and create a new contact. ... But all our things are based on actions. And then should I click something, do a Google search. And you can simply extend this. So you can write your own action, like calling an API. Imagine it like before MCP was out, it's basically like you can include more and more MCP tools, which can do just things. And the agent can choose which tool call to do to then decide, okay, what's the best action?

• bullish fact_claim Unattributed

  all those AI tools like, like GBT or Publexity, they're very, very good in extracting information from the web. But they all stop where information gets interesting. They all stop at login walls. All your interesting information is behind login walls. And if you have agents who can take action, they can just log in into a bank account and extract your current sales numbers or they're going into your company CRM to create new contacts.

• bullish fact_claim Unattributed

  We convert websites into something which agents can understand so that they can take action and do things for you on the browser. ... can convert everything. Some we can convert better than others, but all work by default. And you can imagine it as, you know, many websites, they have APIs with which you can automate things. But then there are also many legacy systems or things which don't have an API for your specific things. And we enable all those websites without API that your agent can just

• bullish fact_claim Unattributed

  in five months, they've already accreted as of current count, 61,005 GitHub stars, which is a simply insane run.

VentureSignalScore 49.9/100 for browser-use, composed from 1 of 4 components (ai_infra formula), discounted ×0.805 for 35% signal coverage