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Corridor is Joining Cognition

Corridor is joining Cognition, where we’ll be taking Devin Security to the next level.

Corridor is Joining Cognition

Corridor is joining Cognition, where we’ll be taking Devin Security to the next level.

Top AI Agents That Live in Your Text Messages

TechCrunch compiled a list of notable AI agents that can be reached via text messaging, including general assistants and specialized ones for families, travel, and work. Key players include Instinct, which raised $1 billion at a $10 billion valuation; Poke, acquired by Cognition for a low nine-figure sum; and Tab, which emerged from stealth with a $300 million valuation. The agents vary in features, pricing, and privacy approaches. Some run entirely on-device (Underdog) for privacy, while others like Ollie focus on family coordination with SOC 2 compliance. The article highlights the growing trend of AI assistants operating within messaging platforms rather than standalone apps.

• Instinct raised $1 billion in Series C at a $10 billion valuation.
• Cognition acquired Poke for a low nine-figure amount.
• Tab emerged from stealth with a $300 million valuation.

Warp CEO Zach Lloyd Details AI Factory Workflow

In this podcast interview, Zach Lloyd, CEO of Warp, discusses his company's adoption of 'software factories,' an AI-driven approach to software development. He explains how Warp uses these factories to autonomously handle tasks from ideation to deployment, integrating with Slack, Linear, and GitHub. The factory includes agents for coding, code review, and QA, with all work tracked centrally in the cloud. Warp ships over 2,000 pull requests per month, and they use LLM-based scoring and self-improvement loops to optimize for cost, quality, and speed. The episode focuses on the operational benefits for engineering managers, including metrics like human interactions per PR and cost tracking, positioning Warp's platform as a tool for building and managing these AI factories.

• Warp ships over 2,000 pull requests per month using AI factories.
• Warp's software factory integrates with Slack, Linear, and GitHub to manage the full development lifecycle.
• The factory includes AI agents for code review, QA, and computer-use verification, producing videos of completed features.

Meta's Muse AI Agent Review and Warp's AI Factory Insights

This Lenny's Newsletter podcast episode, hosted by Lenny Rachitsky, features two segments. First, Claire reviews Meta's Muse, a consumer AI agent, highlighting its user-friendly design, transparency features, and performance in personal tasks, though browser use remains weak. Second, Zach Lloyd, CEO of Warp, discusses Warp's AI-powered software factory 'Wilson,' which automates the development lifecycle, reducing human involvement and improving efficiency through iterative learning. The episode explores key aspects of consumer AI design and the future of software development with AI agents.

• Meta's Muse is a personal AI agent for everyday users, managing calendars, newsletters, and goals.
• Muse uses an activity feed for transparency, showing detailed steps of each task.
• Muse's browser-based shopping and ticket purchasing capabilities had notable failures.