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I work in Data & Analytics at gluestack, where I turn raw data into strategic insights that power product decisions and performance optimization. By analyzing user behavior, system efficiency, and engagement patterns, I help the team build smarter tools for developers. My focus is on creating clear, actionable dashboards and data flows that align with our mission to simplify and accelerate modern app development.

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Meta is getting into AI agents too !

Meta just launched Muse, its personal AI agent. AI agents have been everywhere lately, so seeing Meta enter the space was probably just a matter of time. But Meta has one huge advantage: distribution.

WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook they already have billions of users.

Do you think Meta can become a serious player in AI agents?

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20d ago

What do you use to vibe-code applications?

I have used a few products to vibe-code my applications. The first one I used was Chatgpt. From this, I created my first application and it had a very average UI. I was using nextjs for frontend and backend, so for me, the backend part took time but it was decent.
The second product which is good enough for me currently is Gemini. This creates a very good UI and backend at the same time. The first time I used it, it was a super upgrade in the UI. I also used Lovable to create one practice project, but I don't know why I did not used again.

I also heard people's suggestion of using different AI's like claude, cursor etc. but moving in to a different platform has some friction.
What AI is most used or easiest to build an application? I recently heard of a new AI called Emergent, which creates the whole application with a single prompt.

Your agent needs you. Where should it find you?

I had Claude Code running behind a notes window. It reached a permission prompt and sat there while I kept working. I was on the same Mac the whole time.

That felt worse than missing a finished task. I was not away. The terminal was simply not where my attention was.

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