Its IPO filing reveals a remarkable business—and how much has to go right to justify its price
Plus: Why Plus One gave way to a shared agent, our frontier team’s latest experiments, and Mike Taylor's new book on DSPy
How Every’s team uses Dots to catch mistakes, answer email, book appointments, and run tasks from Slack
Plus: A coding skill for non-coders, using AI to address a cybersecurity incident, what happens after engineering
Anthropic’s personal agent is the first one we’d call a pro tool, even with the plumbing still unfinished
Moving from single-player agents to a shared Slack coworker made us rethink how conversations, connections, and permissions work
The good and bad of persistent agents in a showdown between Astra and Opus
Plus: Our Gemini 4 Argon Vibe Check, why technical founders win when startups pivot, and seven new Thesis Statements
Old instructions and earlier mistakes can derail your AI chats. Here’s how to reset without losing useful work.
Inside OpenAI’s comeback in coding, from a failed launch to the app that took over ChatGPT
Plus: Agents keep tabs on a cattle genetics startup, an AI onboarding buddy, and seven predictions about the future of work
A breakthrough for Google loyalists, and a great option for frontier hoppers—if they can deal with its outdated harness
Plus: Why we built the Every Agent on Claude Managed Agents, how we cut its costs, and when more instructions make AI worse
I made AI clones of my boss, a GitHub exec, and my CEO. They knew every rule the real people follow but never knew when to break one.
Moving from OpenClaw to Claude Managed Agents let us focus on building a shared coworker. Here’s what we gained—and the trade-offs we accepted.
Plus: Why Every traded personal agents for a shared company agent, the models the team is reaching for this week, and a fresh batch of Thesis Statements
An agentic coworker in Slack built to be the fastest way to AI-pill your company
A million words of failed drafts taught me that improving my AI setup sometimes means giving it fewer rules to follow
Plus: Sam Altman on ‘The Every Podcast,’ Sonnet 5.5 finds its job, and a guide to open models
Five prompts that took me from one-off chats to delegating whole projects to teams of agents
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