VIBERS

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

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Alex Mashrabov

Alex Mashrabov is cofounder and CEO of Higgsfield, an AI creative platform for generating and editing images and video. His X profile also identifies him as a cofounder of AI Factory, acquired by Snap.

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Alex Ewerlöf

Alex Ewerlöf is a software and reliability engineer, author of Reliability Engineering Mindset and creator of Service Level Calculator. His writing connects software development to the feedback, ownership and operational work needed to keep systems useful.

Start with Coding Is Not Solved

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Willie

Willie, who publishes software as runkids, builds tools for AI-assisted development. His projects include skillshare, a local setup manager that synchronizes reusable instructions and other agent configuration across coding tools.

Start with skillshare

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Jordan Lyall

Jordan Lyall is Chief Product Officer at Art Blocks and publishes projects and writing about generative art and AI-agent infrastructure. He created The Agent Payments Stack, a map of services involved in agent commerce.

Start with The Agent Payments Stack

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Lee Penkman

Lee Penkman is a software builder publicly associated with app.nz and AI applications including Netwrck. He shares work on AI media and agent infrastructure through his public account.

Start with GPU Brain

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Michael Blau

Michael Blau is building Drip, a service that prepares financial content for AI agents. His current public profile describes earlier work at a16z; the firm also retains an author page for his published work.

Start with Drip

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Eoin Higgins

Eoin Higgins is a journalist and author who writes about technology, media and politics. He publishes The Flashpoint and wrote Owned, a book about technology billionaires and influential media voices.

Start with There are no "rogue" AI agents

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Logan Kilpatrick

Logan Kilpatrick works on Gemini developer tools at Google DeepMind. Previously the developer-relations lead at OpenAI, he writes practical guides that connect model capabilities to the prompts and APIs developers actually use.

Start with How to prompt Gemini 2.5 Flash Image Generation

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Parag Agrawal

Parag Agrawal is founder and CEO of Parallel Web Systems, which builds web-search and research infrastructure for AI agents. Previously Twitter’s chief technology officer and CEO, he holds a Stanford doctorate in computer science.

Start with Introducing Parallel: Web Search Infrastructure for AIs

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John Gruber

John Gruber writes and produces Daring Fireball, a technology publication, and created Markdown, the plain-text formatting syntax and conversion tool. His work joins detailed software commentary with attention to how products communicate their capabilities.

Start with Markdown

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Ayman Nadeem

Ayman Nadeem is founder and CEO of Nuanced, building tools that help people understand software. Previously a senior software engineer at GitHub, Nadeem worked on security infrastructure, notifications, Projects and code analysis.

Start with Plan mode is dead

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Jared Norman

Jared Norman is a software consultant, member of the Solidus core team and leader of Super Good Software. He writes about Ruby, testing and the engineering practices behind maintaining commerce applications.

Start with What About Rails?

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Ben Williams

Ben Williams is the developer behind the GitHub account subsy and Ralph TUI, a terminal application for running coding agents through task lists. He also publishes The Product-Led Geek and advises developer-tool companies on growth.

Start with Ralph TUI

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Joey Spagnoli

Joey Spagnoli is a computer-science student and developer whose public projects include tmux-dispatch, a skill for coordinating coding-agent sessions. His GitHub profile describes work at NVIDIA and machine-learning research at the University of Florida.

Start with tmux-dispatch

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Jynn Nelson

Jynn Nelson, who writes as jyn and contributes as jyn514, is a systems engineer and compiler team lead at Ferrous Systems. Their work spans Rust tooling, build systems, documentation and the coordination needed to move technical changes across teams.

Start with Tokens too cheap to meter

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Justin Schroeder

Justin Schroeder builds open-source web tools including ArrowJS, FormKit, AutoAnimate and Tempo. His current public profile identifies him as a cofounder of Standard Agents.

Start with ArrowJS

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John Berryman

John Berryman founded Arcturus Labs, an AI and search consultancy, and coauthored Relevant Search and Prompt Engineering for LLMs. His work connects information retrieval, evaluation and language-model application design.

Start with OpenAI is well positioned to fast-follow Jev

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Alexandru Nedelcu

Alexandru Nedelcu is a software developer, Monix author and Typelevel contributor. He works on asynchronous services and functional programming on the JVM, and writes about the engineering judgment needed to keep software maintainable.

Start with Monix

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Federico Viticci

Federico Viticci is founder and Editor-in-Chief of MacStories, where he writes about Apple products, applications and AI workflows. His reviews combine practical use cases with hands-on testing.

Start with M5 Ultra Mac Studio Review

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Agnivesh

Agnivesh is the public developer identity credited by AI Hack Watch, a community-maintained timeline of reported incidents involving AI and computer security. The site links directly to the agnivesh GitHub account.

Start with AI Hack Watch - timeline and dataset of hacking incidents(JSON/RSS)

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Buchodi

Buchodi is the public name of a researcher who investigates how mobile applications and advertising systems collect and transfer data. Their blog publishes technical accounts of observed tracking behavior and offers related consulting work.

Start with ChatGPT now knows what you do on other websites via ad collector

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Sikandar Bhide

Sikandar Bhide publishes open-source Svelte interface components under the name Bhide Svelte. His projects include animation examples, marketing blocks and a Svelte adaptation of AI Elements.

Start with Svelte 5 Animations

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Ben Swerdlow

Ben Swerdlow is cofounder and CEO of Freestyle, which builds computing infrastructure for AI agents. His independent work includes Brood War Bench, an evaluation that makes models act inside a real-time strategy game, and a guide to keeping agent-written code understandable.

Start with Brood War Bench

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Camille Roux

Camille Roux is a developer, entrepreneur and algorithmic artist who cofounded Human Coders, a professional training organization for developers. He writes about software workflows and creates art through code.

Start with claude-seo : la skill pour faire des audits SEO directement dans Claude Code

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vixhaℓ

vixhaℓ is the public developer identity behind TheVixhal and vixhal-baraiya. Their MicroGPT-C project implements training and sampling for a small character-level transformer in a single C file.

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Ali Khokhar

Ali Khokhar publishes software under the GitHub account Alishahryar1. His Free Claude Code project connects coding-agent clients to configurable model providers, with a shared model catalog and local management interface.

Start with Free Claude Code

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Jeff Zhang

Jeff Zhang, who publishes as ferstar, builds tools for agents and investigates how software behaves. His writing connects reverse engineering with questions about local execution, permissions and data leaving a machine.

Start with Inside ZCode: Silently uploading your Git history to the cloud

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Raphael Salaja

Raphael Salaja is a design engineer at Warp who builds interface tools and experiments. His projects include Calligraph for animated text transitions, Audio for browser sound synthesis and Pond for archiving the web.

Start with Calligraph

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Reggie James

Reggie James is a writer, product designer and creative director at General Catalyst. He previously cofounded and led Eternal, and co-created HARDWARE 2024, an independently published record of physical technology products and the people making them.

Start with HARDWARE 2024 launch and contents

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Austin Griffith

Austin Griffith builds and teaches Ethereum development tools. His projects include Scaffold-ETH, the eth.build learning sandbox and ETHSKILLS, task-specific reference material for coding agents.

Start with ETHSKILLS

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Kyle Mathews

Kyle Mathews created Gatsby and cofounded Gatsby Inc. He later cofounded Electric to build synchronization for apps and agents, and now works at Databricks following its acquisition of Electric.

Start with Field Lab

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Paweł Józefiak

Paweł Józefiak builds AI-assisted systems and writes Digital Thoughts. His projects include How Stale Is Your AI?, a reference that separates a model’s public release date from the training cutoff its provider actually documents.

Start with How Stale Is Your AI? Release age and training cutoff for 20 models

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Simon Edwardsson

Simon Edwardsson is cofounder and CTO of V7 and previously cofounded Aipoly. His independent experiments explore small language models and unusual interfaces, including WorldTUI, a learned simulation of a terminal.

Start with WorldTUI: I trained a 360M model to pretend to be a terminal

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Sammy Hajhamid

Sammy Hajhamid, known online as pepsipu, is a Caltech undergraduate who writes about systems programming and security research. Their projects include operating systems, an assembler and a documented Switch 2 jailbreak investigation.

Start with Jailbreaking the Switch 2

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Daniel Ball

Daniel Ball is a software consultant working through Westsmith. His experience spans storage systems, cloud migration and software delivery, and his technical writing explains how to integrate AI image generation into repeatable application and agent workflows.

Start with A practical guide to AI image generation, from diffusion to agents

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Al Chen

Al Chen leads customer engineering for Splunk Agent Observability at Cisco. His public work explains the engineering evidence needed to deploy AI software inside banks, including vulnerability remediation, data recovery and protection against sensitive-data leaks.

Start with Shipping AI Into 5 Major Banks Without a 12-Month Compliance Wait — Al Chen, Cisco

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Pamela Fox

Pamela Fox is a principal cloud advocate at Microsoft who teaches Python and cloud application development. Her earlier work spans Google developer relations, Coursera, Khan Academy, Woebot and university teaching.

Start with Proficient Python

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Dan Barrett

Dan Barrett is a creator of OpenProse, which expresses agent work as requirements and reusable contracts in Markdown. He presents an approach in which people specify outcomes and constraints while an agent uses its existing tools to carry out and assess the work.

Start with OpenProse

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Harrison Stall

Harrison Stall is a member of technical staff at Anthropic working on agent APIs. He copresented an AI Engineer talk on dividing large agent workflows into phases and inspectable delegated tasks.

Start with Why One AI Agent Isn’t Enough (And How to Run 1,000) - CJ Avilla & Harrison Stall, Anthropic

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CJ Avilla

CJ Avilla works on platform and developer experience at Anthropic. He produces developer screencasts, cohosts Build and Learn with Colin Loretz and has worked across teaching, product engineering and API developer tools.

Start with Why One AI Agent Isn’t Enough (And How to Run 1,000) - CJ Avilla & Harrison Stall, Anthropic

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Jonathon Ready

Jonathon Ready builds map-based AI agents and previously worked at Microsoft. His current work includes a small offline model that answers questions by querying an on-device index of geographic data.

Start with An offline 0.8B model that ties Gemini Flash on OpenStreetMap questions

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Pavel Kazantsev

Pavel Kazantsev is an AI and machine-learning engineer who publishes evaluation systems and research notes. His PromiseDiff project checks whether digital-product files support the claims made in a sales listing.

Start with PromiseDiff – audit listings against delivered files

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Katia Gil Guzman

Katia Gil Guzman works in developer experience at OpenAI. Her public demonstrations connect coding-agent workflows with interactive applications, including browser-based tools for designing materials and arranging rooms in synchronized two- and three-dimensional views.

Start with Architecture Studio

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Daniel Kim

Daniel Kim is Head of Growth at Cerebras Systems. Previously he led developer relations at New Relic, and his public work explains how inference infrastructure affects the speed of AI applications.

Start with How Inference Keeps Up with Our Insatiable Need for Tokens — Cerebras & Gimlet Labs

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Nish Tahir

Nish Tahir is a principal AI research engineer at TELUS Digital who writes about agent systems and software development. His decision-model tutorial shows how a language model can choose among fixed answers in one prediction step.

Start with Build your own decision model

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Luigi Maselli

Luigi Maselli is a software developer who publishes as grigio. His work includes local voice interfaces and obs-cmd, a command-line client for controlling OBS Studio through its WebSocket interface.

Start with Offline voice assistant, NO dedicated GPU, less 15Gb RAM

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Morgan Willis

Morgan Willis is a principal developer advocate for agentic AI at Amazon Web Services. She teaches cloud development and builds demonstrations such as BillAI Bass, a voice-enabled assistant inside a mechanical singing fish.

Start with Bringing a Billy Bass to Life with AI

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Anand Iyer

Anand Iyer is founder and managing partner of Canonical, an early-stage venture firm focused on technology infrastructure, and a venture partner at Lightspeed. Previously he cofounded Trusted, a childcare marketplace acquired by Care.com in 2018.

Start with Agents Can’t Transact

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Nick Blokhin

Nick Blokhin is a software architect and engineering team lead at GoBolt. His independent work includes GridCore, a scheduler that coordinates several local language models sharing one GPU.

Start with GridCore – a scheduler that lets several local LLMs share one GPU

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BinBin He

BinBin He is a software engineer associated with smol machines, where he writes about branchable virtual machines for agents. His checkpointing work treats a running computer’s memory, processes and disks as state that can be saved and restored together.

Start with Smolvm – MicroVMs with CRIU Functionality

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