Juraj Masar

HUGE news for Fellow & n8n users 🤩 Fellow is now a verified node on n8n. With the new Fellow community node for n8n, users can build automated workflows with Fellow (managing meetings, agendas, action items, and more) without writing any custom API calls. Some examples of what's now possible: - When a meeting ends → automatically create tasks in Asana or Linear - When an action item is assigned → send a Slack message to the assignee - When a 1:1 wraps up → trigger a follow-up email or sync notes to Notion - New talking point added to agenda → notify the other person via email or Slack Connecting Fellow to your automations and integrations just got SO much easier. Try it out and let me know what workflows you build!

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Last month, in Y Combinator's call for startups for their Spring 2026 cohort, they called for "AI Native Agencies." YCs frames this opportunity simply: "agencies of the future will look more like software companies, with software margins. And they'll scale far bigger than any agencies that exist in these fragmented markets today.” We believe YC is right. We differ, though, with YC in our belief in where the value will accrue. More on this here 👇👇 https://lnkd.in/g6iNtTUh

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Don't believe the BS that you can use Claude Code for free. Ollama recently made their API compatible with Claude Code. Many creators quickly jumped on the opportunity to farm engagement with the hook: "You can now use Claude Code for free!" My thought? Claude Code without Opus 4.5 is not Claude Code. Period. But this is exciting news. Not because I can use Claude Code for free, but because I see an opportunity to optimize costs by delegating easier tasks to local LLMs. The key question is: what tasks can local LLMs handle? I tested out 7 local LLMs. In this post, I will explain the BS and share my 1st experiment. -- Why the BS? Claude Code has been praised as one of the best AI tools by its users, not only for coding but for many other tasks. But the price feels steep to many. The $20/month plan is not enough for any serious work. You need to at least subscribe to Max 5x ($100/month). Many heavy users, including me, subscribe to Max 20x ($200/month). It’s a steal. But still, many were eager to try it but aren't ready to pay. Ollama's recent announcement means you can buy a Mac, a Strix Halo, or a GPU and use Claude Code for "free" with local LLMs. It’s appealing, as it is a one-time investment, and you can use the machine for other purposes. Creators are leveraging this opportunity to farm engagement. But the reality? Claude Code without Opus 4.5 is not the same Claude Code we praised. Local LLMs are far less intelligent. -- But for those who understand the difference, we see an opportunity to optimize costs by delegating some easier tasks to local LLMs. I'm interested in finding out what tasks local LLMs can handle. This is my typical flow when using Claude Code. This is for coding, but I have similar flows for marketing and content creation. 1. Research and planning 2. Create PRD and implementation plan 3. Break plan into bite-sized tasks 4. Implement + review with reflection pattern 5. Final review with agents 6. Final review and QA by me Based on my quick tests, we can forget about asking local LLMs to do research and planning. All of them failed at a simple instruction: "Visit https://learnparrot.ai/ and tell me about the website." So, I think the most viable use cases would only be (4) — implementation + review loops. While it looks like a very narrow use case, it is where we burn a lot of tokens. So I think it is worth a try. The main selection criteria for this will be instruction-following capability. One very common task is to refer to code samples or templates to code a new feature or page. This is a good test of instruction-following. So, I crafted my first test: - Used Opus to create HTML that I can screenshot as a LinkedIn carousel to display info for each model. - Turned one of the pages into a template and deleted the rest. - Asked each LLM to refer to the template to code its own page, given its specs. Swipe the carousel to see the results. Who would you hire? #LocalLLM #ClaudeCode #VibeCoding

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⚡️What if your team could ship better code in half the time? That’s the promise of parallel AI-assisted development—and we’re going to show you exactly how it works. Join us for a hands-on, no-fluff Founders Bay workshop where we’ll explore DevSwarm a revolutionary approach that blends developer intuition with AI-driven collaboration to streamline the entire dev lifecycle—from idea to production. 🛠 You’ll walk away knowing how to: • Speed up production-grade coding using AI teammates • Break complex work into parallel coding streams • Boost code quality while increasing velocity • Apply practical workflows you can start using tomorrow Led by real-world engineering leaders: 🎙️ Mike Biglan, CEO & Founder of Twenty Ideas 🎙️ Trevor Dilley, CTO at Twenty Ideas This session is built for builders. If you’re scaling a team, launching a product, or simply want to code smarter, don’t miss this. 👇 Grab your seat before it fills up: https://luma.com/63zoh71q

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Y Combinator just dropped their Request for Startups for Fall 2025 💥 It’s a blueprint of what YC wants to fund right now. The ideas they believe could become billion dollar companies. Some are no-brainers. Others are wild 👇

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In just a few years, 🦔 james hawkins took PostHog from an idea hacked together right before YC's W20 deadline to a unicorn powering product analytics for thousands of teams. He joins YC's Brad Flora to talk about surviving six months of "pivot hell," why open-source analytics was the breakthrough, and how PostHog grew from fighting for its first users to launching full product lines—plus what he's learned about momentum, staying close to customers, and using transparency and humor to build a company that stands out. https://lnkd.in/gKSzybvv

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