VIBERS

People and companies to know in AI. Explore their work, ideas, and experience.

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Nguyễn Xuân Vĩnh

Nguyễn Xuân Vĩnh, also publishing as Vinh Nguyen and vinhnx, is a senior iOS engineer at Chợ Tốt. He works on AI-assisted mobile experiences and maintains VT Code, an open-source Rust coding agent for the terminal.

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joshua

joshua builds Leviathan, a record indexer for agents working over large datasets. Their public background includes high-frequency trading infrastructure and current work on intelligent manufacturing.

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Samuele Giampieri

Samuele Giampieri is the creator, maintainer and AI platform architect of RedAmon, a self-hosted security-testing framework. The project joins reconnaissance, a structured map of findings and agent-assisted remediation in one inspectable workflow.

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Rohan Paul

Rohan Paul publishes Rohan’s Bytes, a newsletter covering AI releases, papers and technical tutorials. His X profile links directly to the publication and describes a previous investment-banking background.

Start with Model Context Protocol (MCP) 101

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Ninja Dev (QI)

Ninja Dev (QI) is the public developer identity behind the azep-ninja GitHub account, which identifies its owner as founder of Quick Intel. The account publishes a self-hosted payment-gateway template for charging API clients through the x402 protocol.

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Dmitrii Korotovskii

Dmitrii Korotovskii maintains the Slack MCP Server under the GitHub account korotovsky. It connects AI clients to Slack conversation history and workspace metadata through the Model Context Protocol, a standard interface for exposing tools to an agent.

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Keshav Bagaade

Keshav Bagaade is a frontend engineer and designer whose projects include mdxcn, a set of documentation components originally presented as Markdown Graphs. His personal site says he works at SpotsNow.

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Daniel C Morgan

Daniel C Morgan is a graph-based research scientist and engineer. His current personal CV lists computational-biology work at RootBio and his company Graffold; his open-source projects include herdr-remote, a dashboard for monitoring and controlling coding agents.

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Lochie Axon

Lochie Axon is a design engineer associated with Family and Aave. His independent interface projects include WebHaptics, Torph animated text, easing-function visualizations and a browser-based video compression tool.

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Otto Sulin

Otto Sulin is Head of Security at Supermetrics and identifies himself as a co-lead of OWASP’s AI Security Verification Standard. He maintains Awesome AI Security, a reference collection for securing AI systems.

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Jediah Katz

Jediah Katz builds AI agent infrastructure. His public work includes engineering at Cursor, the talk Is the Agent Harness Dead?, and Subway Stories, an interactive project about New York transit.

Start with Smarter Models Killed the Harness. Here's What's Left — Jediah Katz, SpaceXAI

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Magnus Müller

Magnus Müller is co-founder and CEO of Browser Use, which builds open-source software and hosted infrastructure for AI agents that operate web browsers.

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Rylen Anil

Rylen Anil is a developer and cybersecurity researcher who builds terminal, web and embedded-device tools. His projects include SSHDESK, a remote desktop that travels through an ordinary SSH connection.

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Mitch Fultz

Mitch Fultz builds open-source tools for AI coding-agent workflows, including context management, browser automation and model integrations for the Pi terminal agent.

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Doğaç Eldenk

Doğaç Eldenk is a machine-learning engineer and researcher at fal working on generative-model inference and post-training. His open-source work includes Auto GPU Kernel and contributions to EAGLE 3.1 speculative decoding.

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Emmanuel Ameisen

Emmanuel Ameisen researches how language models work internally on Anthropic’s interpretability team. He helped develop circuit-tracing methods that turn parts of a model’s computation into graphs researchers can inspect and test.

Start with Inside the black box of AI: How AI models actually think | Emmanuel Ameisen (Anthropic)

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Denys Linkov

Denys Linkov is Head of Machine Learning at Wisedocs, where he works on AI for complex medical-claims documentation. He also teaches and speaks about responsible AI, evaluation and the organization of AI teams.

Start with Insurance Claims Are AI's Messiest Data Problem — Denys Linkov, Wisedocs

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Adam Boudjemaa

Adam Boudjemaa, also known as Adam Boudj, builds AI-agent systems and Ethereum software. He is a named author of ERC-6960 and maintains Humanizer, an open-source writing skill and local text-analysis tool.

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Michael Shimeles

Michael Shimeles, known as Micky or Ras Mic, is a full-stack engineer who builds open-source applications and teaches workflows for developing software with AI agents.

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QuentinCody

QuentinCody develops Interlinked CLI, a local policy and activity-log layer for AI coding agents. The project connects supported tool hooks to deterministic checks before actions run.

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Kasturi Khanke

Kasturi Khanke builds open-source interface components, including Generative Loaders, a React library for streamed text, compact activity indicators and image-generation placeholders.

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Ian Livingstone

Ian Livingstone is co-founder and CEO of Keycard, which builds runtime authorization infrastructure for AI agents. His work focuses on giving agents task-appropriate access while retaining identity, policy and an audit trail.

Start with An AI Agent Got Its User Banned From Resy — Keycard, JPMorgan Chase & AAuth

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Dick Hardt

Dick Hardt is an identity-protocol designer and founder of Hellō. He edited the OAuth 2.0 authorization framework and now develops AAuth, a protocol for agents with their own cryptographic identities.

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Allie Howe

Allie Howe is a Member of Technical Staff at Keycard and host of Insecure Agents, a podcast about AI security. She connects security practitioners and AI builders through discussions of agent identity, authorization and software factories.

Start with A Reference Architecture for Securing Software Factories

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Chrystian Schutz

Chrystian Schutz is a software engineer and technical lead who builds AI security and conversation-retrieval tools. His work includes SafeLLM, ThreadShelf and independent experiments evaluating language-model behavior.

Start with I Made 17 AIs Play 7,700 Hands of Poker

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Ian Guisard

Ian Guisard works on design systems at Uber and created uSpec, a tool for generating component documentation and rendering design annotations in Figma.

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Eugene Cheah

Eugene Cheah is co-founder and CEO of Featherless, a platform for running open AI models through an API. He also co-leads RWKV, an open model-architecture project.

Start with The AI Bill Is Too Damn High: Tokenomics 101 — Eugene Cheah, Featherless AI

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Ben Davis

Ben Davis writes about AI tools and co-hosts the Nerd Snipe podcast. His public work includes a configurable Pi coding-agent setup and practical notes on the software he uses.

Start with My Pi Setup

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Allison Durham

Allison Durham builds tools for AI-agent development and works on agent harnesses at Arcee. Her open-source projects include Rust libraries, command-line tools and a shared MCP server.

Start with Agentic Auxiliary Tools

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Alex Volkov

Alex Volkov hosts and curates ThursdAI, a weekly show about AI research, open models and developer tools. He is an AI evangelist at Weights & Biases and publishes practical evaluation materials.

Start with LLM Evaluations Workshop

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Zeke Sikelianos

Zeke Sikelianos is a principal engineer on Cloudflare’s developer-relations team. A designer, developer and educator, he builds open-source tools and teaches people to create software with AI agents.

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Drew Breunig

Drew Breunig is CEO and co-founder of Cmpnd, where he works on DSPy and reliable AI applications. He writes about AI engineering, advises the Overture Maps Foundation and builds open-source tools.

Start with Building with Jev (Claude skill)

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Jad Naous

Jad Naous is founder and CEO of Grepr, an observability and operational-reliability company. He previously led architecture at AppDynamics and now focuses on the operational work surrounding AI-generated software.

Start with Why AI Can Write Code But Can’t Keep It Running (Yet)

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Avi Hacker

Avi Hacker is founder and CEO of The AI Consulting Network, where he builds AI workflows for commercial real estate. His open-source work includes standalone agent skills for acquisition, underwriting and property operations.

Start with CRE Agent Skills

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Mottakin Chowdhury

Mottakin Chowdhury develops Keen Code, a terminal-based AI coding agent written in Go. He also publishes competitive-programming algorithms and integrations for AI-development tools.

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Alex Rampell

Alex Rampell is a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, where he leads its Apps practice. He previously co-founded businesses including TrialPay and Affirm and now studies how AI changes software, commerce and payments.

Start with What Happens When AI Agents Can Spend Your Money?

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Terry Angelos

Terry Angelos is Chief Strategy Officer at VGS, a payment-security company. A fintech founder and former Visa executive, he writes about the infrastructure and authority AI agents need to make purchases for people.

Start with Wallet Wars

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歸藏 (Guizang)

Guizang is a product designer and open-source creator building AI tools for design, writing and video. His projects include CodePilot and YouTube Clipper Skill, published through the op7418 GitHub account.

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Alex Fazio

Alex Fazio is an AI engineer at AI Garden who builds agent-development tools and open-source examples. His work includes Plankton, which applies code-quality checks as an agent edits files, and a collection of CrewAI tutorials.

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Elliott Potter

Elliott Potter is CEO of Linq, which builds messaging infrastructure for applications and AI assistants. Its API connects services to conversations through iMessage, RCS, SMS and voice.

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Jeff Weinstein

Jeff Weinstein is Product Lead for Agentic Commerce at Stripe. He works on ways for AI agents to buy from businesses, and co-authored Stripe’s explanations of the Agentic Commerce Protocol and Machine Payments Protocol.

Start with Introducing the Machine Payments Protocol

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Dylan Feltus

Dylan Feltus is a designer and maker running Stratus Labs, a one-person product studio. His work includes Figma plugins, a library of agent skills and Canvas by Otto, an open-source interface for generating and revising designs.

Start with Skills Library

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Frank Castle

Frank Castle is a smart-contract security researcher specializing in Rust-based programs on Solana, Polkadot and CosmWasm. He founded Frank Castle Audits and publishes developer tools, audit material and explanations of program vulnerabilities.

Start with The Seed Set Is Your Schema

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Adi Singh

Adi Singh is a co-founder of AgentMail, an email-inbox API for AI agents. His work focuses on giving agents a persistent way to communicate, sign up for services and remain reachable after a task has finished.

Start with The Next Trillion Internet Users Still Don’t Have an Identity — Adi Singh, AgentMail

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Tony Dehnke

Tony Dehnke founded 12v.Biz, which builds scheduling, vehicle check-in and work-order software for car-audio and mobile-electronics shops. He previously founded and sold Driven Audio, bringing shop-floor experience to his software products.

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Stain Lu

Stain Lu builds open-source agent infrastructure, including OpenClaw Managed Agents and Hermes Labyrinth. His projects turn personal agent runtimes into programmable services and expose the evidence of what an agent did.

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sharbelxyz

sharbelxyz builds open-source tools for personal AI agents, including X-Bookmarks and Hermy HQ. These projects connect saved information, local agent runtimes and interfaces for reviewing and dispatching work.

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Matthew Selvam

Matthew Selvam develops Open-Dispatch, a self-hosted service for distributing content to social platforms. His public projects also include BalanceProof, which converts bank-statement documents into structured exports.

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Vox (Heyvhuang)

Vox publishes open-source agent workflows through the Heyvhuang account and builds VoxYZ. The work includes Ship Faster, a file-based system for guiding coding agents from a project idea through implementation and review.

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Alex Hillman

Alex Hillman co-founded Indy Hall and Stacking the Bricks, combining community building with education for independent businesses. He now publishes AI-agent tools while developing JFDI Bot, a digital chief-of-staff workflow.

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