VIBERS

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

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Stefano Ermon

Stefano Ermon researches generative models and machine learning at Stanford and co-founded Inception, a company developing language models based on diffusion.

Start with Generative Modeling by Estimating Gradients of the Data Distribution

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Tyler Cowen

Tyler Cowen is an economist at George Mason University and faculty director of the Mercatus Center. His books, public interviews and educational projects examine economic growth, culture and how new technology changes the production of knowledge.

Start with The #1 Bottleneck to AI Progress Is Humans

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Solomon Hykes

Solomon Hykes created Docker and co-founded Dagger. His work centers on packaging software and its delivery processes so developers can run them consistently across machines.

Start with Dagger 1.0 beta

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Olivia Moore

Olivia Moore is a partner at Andreessen Horowitz focused on AI. Her research combines consumer-product analysis with hands-on experiments in generated media, asking how model capabilities become useful tools and new forms of entertainment.

Start with Your Favorite Creator Isn’t Real—Does it Matter?

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Justine Moore

Justine Moore is a partner at Andreessen Horowitz investing in AI models, infrastructure and applications. She writes about how new model capabilities become usable products, with particular attention to consumer software and generative media.

Start with Most People Can’t Vibe Code. Here’s How We Fix That.

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Gwern

Gwern is the public writing identity of Gwern Branwen, a freelance writer and researcher. Gwern.net collects long-form essays, research notes and software about AI, statistics and other subjects.

Start with The Scaling Hypothesis

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Brendan Foody

Brendan Foody is cofounder and co-CEO of Mercor, which connects domain experts with AI training and evaluation work. He also coauthored APEX-SWE, a benchmark for software-engineering tasks involving integration and production debugging.

Start with APEX-SWE

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Sam Julien

Sam Julien is Director of Product at CopilotKit, working on interfaces between AI agents and people. His earlier work spans application development, developer relations and product management at Auth0, Okta and WRITER.

Start with Why I’m Betting on Generative UI

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Jonathan Ross

Jonathan Ross founded Groq, an AI inference company, after working on Google’s Tensor Processing Unit. Groq announced in December 2025 that he would join NVIDIA as part of a technology licensing agreement.

Start with Jonathan Ross on Masters of Scale

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Jeff Huber

Jeff Huber is the co-founder and CEO of Chroma, which builds infrastructure for retrieving information for AI applications. He writes about context engineering: selecting and testing the information a model receives, rather than relying on a larger context window alone.

Start with The Rise of Context Engineering

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Jo Kristian Bergum

Jo Kristian Bergum is CEO of Hornet, which builds retrieval infrastructure for AI agents. His engineering writing examines how query behavior, ranking and the interface around a search engine affect the evidence an agent can find.

Start with Code Mode for Agentic Retrieval

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Noam Shazeer

Noam Shazeer is a computer scientist at OpenAI who co-authored the Transformer and sparsely gated mixture-of-experts papers. He previously worked at Google, co-led Gemini and co-founded Character.AI.

Start with Jeff Dean & Noam Shazeer — 25 years at Google: from PageRank to AGI

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Uri Miller

Uri Miller builds tools for investment research and discovery. His projects include TerminalValue, a categorized index of investing tools, and Concentration of Risk, which connects company-exposure summaries to SEC disclosures.

Start with TerminalValue

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Bihan Mahadewa

Bihan Mahadewa is a software builder who founded MetaLearn, a training business for engineers. His American Supply Chain project turns manufacturing and supplier datasets into a searchable map and research interface.

Start with American Supply Chain

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Corey Ching

Corey Ching works on developer experience for Plugins and Codex at OpenAI. His public demonstrations show developers how to connect a plugin with the interfaces people use inside ChatGPT.

Start with Plugin Extensions Walkthrough

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Philipp Schmid

Philipp Schmid is a staff engineer in developer experience and developer relations at Google DeepMind. He writes worked guides to adapting models, deploying them and building agents around them.

Start with How to Fine-Tune LLMs in 2024 with Hugging Face

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Somo

Somo is a public pseudonymous writer who examines building software as a way to express and test an investment thesis. The owned professional account identifies membership in Safary and earlier work at Sharding Capital.

Start with Vibe Coding is the New Writing

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Alan

Alan, known online as Stereo Drift and measure_plan, builds interactive music, graphics and computer-vision projects. His tutorials show how hand tracking and browser-based rendering can become playful interfaces on ordinary consumer hardware.

Start with Shape Creator tutorial

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Ali

Ali publishes as ahmeditate and builds small software utilities. Their public projects include a Citi Bike companion for smart glasses and iPhone shortcuts that help riders locate bikes and open docks.

Start with Waypoint AR — Citi Bike

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Jason Zhou

Jason Zhou builds AI tools and teaches application development through AI Builder Club. His current work includes Treg, which gives agents a common route to external providers, and SuperDesign, an AI design tool.

Start with treg People Search

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Opeyemi Eniola

Opeyemi Eniola, known as DevEnny and Enisco, is a full-stack web developer. His public projects include blogging and chat applications, and he shares programming material through his professional social accounts.

Start with QuickBlog

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Jordan González Bustamante

Jordan González Bustamante is a senior software engineer at Datadog working on serverless onboarding and developer experience. His independent AIpartment project applies language-model analysis to New York City rental listings.

Start with AIpartment

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Zane Chee

Zane Chee is a computer-use engineer working with Cua and the creator of pi-computer-use. His software connects agents to desktop interfaces through inspectable observations and actions rather than requiring every application to expose an API.

Start with pi-computer-use

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Eric Menser

Eric Menser is a software and startup operator who previously worked on Palantir’s startup program and is an MBA student at Harvard Business School. His writing examines what cheaper software creation changes for people deciding whether to build a company.

Start with It’s Time to Build

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Aaron Patterson

Aaron Patterson, known online as tenderlove, works at Shopify on Ruby and Rails. He co-created the Nokogiri document-parsing library and wrote Psych, Ruby’s YAML parser.

Start with Nokogiri

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George Kurtz

George Kurtz is founder and CEO of CrowdStrike. His career spans security consulting, cofounding Foundstone, executive leadership at McAfee and building a cloud-based security company. He also coauthored Hacking Exposed.

Start with NVIDIA and CrowdStrike on SafeMind

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dat999zx

dat999zx is a pseudonymous developer building tools for agent memory and coordination. The owned account identifies Knowl as a personal project and links its implementation and related experiments.

Start with Knowl

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Kidus Tiliksew

Kidus Tiliksew is a software engineer building systems for human–agent software development. His projects Conveyor and AgentDesk focus on two problems that remain after agents can write code: preserving the intent behind a change and obtaining human decisions when work reaches an approval boundary.

Start with Conveyor

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pawaca

pawaca maintains dsh-edge, an independent project that runs the DeepSeek Harness web experience on Cloudflare Workers.

Start with dsh-edge

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최류현

최류현 is a Korean technical writer and developer publishing as Blue-B. The owned blog and GitHub account link to each other; the work includes tutorials for coding-agent workflows and the pisesh session manager.

Start with pisesh

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Konrad Sierzputowski

Konrad Sierzputowski develops Plainsay, an open-source dictation application for the Mac. His work connects on-device speech recognition with the small interaction details that make transcription useful inside other applications.

Start with How I benchmarked on-device speech-to-text on Apple silicon

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Grigor Musoyan

Grigor Musoyan builds portable skills for AI coding agents. His GitX project organizes a working tree into reviewable commits, while Scroll Video Website turns a video into a scroll-controlled canvas experience.

Start with GitX

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Dipak Krishnan

Dipak Krishnan builds agent tools and is a co-builder of Lore with Shane Dasbach. His public work examines personal agent memory and the option to share selected knowledge through an owner-controlled service.

Start with Lore – build and monetize personal context

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Leo Zhang

Leo Zhang builds AI tools, backend systems and interfaces for organizing work. His Oh My Subagents project makes delegation between coding agents durable: responsibilities, waits and accepted results survive beyond a single conversation.

Start with I let an subagent workflow refactor my codebase for three days

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Xiaodong Lin

Xiaodong Lin publishes as Lixxx1 and develops DSH Sidebar, a community VS Code interface for DeepSeek Harness. It combines editor context, session controls and change review.

Start with DeepSeek Harness in VSCode

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Guilherme Salazar

Guilherme Salazar is a staff software engineer at JetStream Security. His work spans API gateways, agent infrastructure and systems programming; Lunar applies that experience to a compact coding-agent harness with inspectable context and Lua configuration.

Start with Lunar, a coding harness extensible with Lua

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Batur Yilmaz Arslan

Batur Yilmaz Arslan develops software for agent coordination and language learning. His Agent Office project gives multiple coding agents a shared workspace with explicit scheduling, messages, task state and operational controls.

Start with Agent Office (Slack for AI Agents) – Similar to Grok Bot but older

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Arihant Deva

Arihant Deva is a developer and quantitative analyst building tools for research and coding workflows. Heimdall gives coding agents a searchable memory across repositories, with explicit checks on whether a retrieved path still matches its index.

Start with Heimdall – Trust-verified knowledge layer for AI coding agents

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rokitoh

rokitoh is the individual author and maintainer behind Red Orbita, a Spanish-language technical publication and open-source security projects. The work connects cloud and platform engineering with practical controls for AI-agent infrastructure.

Start with Bulwark Gateway – fail-closed security proxy for LLM agents

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Dmitrii Malakhov

Dmitrii Malakhov is a software engineer working on AI integrations, voice systems and full-stack applications. His public work includes Grok Ultracode, a workflow plugin that moves longer coding-agent tasks into explicit scripts rather than coordinating every step through conversation.

Start with Grok-ultracode – standing ultracode for Grok Build CLI

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Kirill

Kirill, known online as waterflane, develops ContextForge, a tool for assembling repository context for coding agents. The developer also makes small games and game modifications and studies mathematics and machine learning.

Start with ContextForge – context engineering platform for AI-assisted development

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Kristoffer Nordström

Kristoffer Nordström builds developer tools and consumer applications, including diffviewer, a Git review interface for agent-written code, and Splitright, a shared-expense app. His professional account identifies him as a member of technical staff at Andon Labs.

Start with Diffview, a fast Git diff viewer written in Rust

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Sanjeet Chatterjee

Sanjeet Chatterjee develops Parselbox, an embeddable Python execution environment for AI agents. His work explores giving agents access to tools through code, and his professional biography identifies work on agents at Salesforce.

Start with Parselbox – an embeddable Python sandbox for AI agents

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Cayden Chik

Cayden Chik develops doover, a recovery tool for AI agents’ shell commands. Earlier research at MIT’s MSEAS group explored numerical sea-ice modeling and reduced-order forecasting.

Start with Do-over, undo for AI agent shell commands

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Andrew Kordampalos

Andrew Kordampalos is a software engineer working on AI Growth at Zapier. He develops tools for building agents and writes about combining engineering, design and product responsibility. Previously, he was a founding engineer at the AI meeting platform Vowel.

Start with evepad – The missing IDE for building eve agents

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Nicolas Fonteyne

Nicolas Fonteyne builds Orion, an open-source business-analysis workspace, and Unity, a utility for keeping coding agents’ skills and rules synchronized. His background spans quantitative development, financial markets and entrepreneurship.

Start with Orion

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Gavin Golden

Gavin Golden develops Flow, a command-line workflow that uses a Claude Code supervisor to coordinate software changes from planning through review and merge.

Start with Flow – Claude Code CLI for feature planning → review/testing → merge

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Jackson Chen

Jackson Chen, also identified as Chong Chen on his portfolio, builds terminal tools for AI-assisted software development. His Rove project coordinates coding agents in isolated worktrees. At ByteDance’s TikTok, his portfolio describes work on agent infrastructure and evaluation.

Start with Rove – parallel coding agents that can fan out subtasks and report back

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Francisco Booth

Francisco Booth is a software developer and the founder of ClarifAI Consulting, a small automation practice in Hampshire. He develops ComputeFence, a preflight diagnostic tool for machine-learning jobs on rented GPU infrastructure.

Start with ComputeFence – preflight checks for rented GPU training jobs

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Carmine Paolino

Carmine Paolino is a software engineer and founder of Plenty, a one-person software company. His work includes RubyLLM, AI applications and tools for building and maintaining Ruby software.

Start with RubyLLM

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