Took longer to get this one posted than to record it. 🛋️ High Tea 7 EdubaWare Reveal - The Drawing Room (VIP) · Clief Notes My internet dropped at 98% three times in a row during the upload. There is no specific feeling I can describe to you that compares to watching an hour-long video reset at the finish line. I want to write a strongly worded letter to whoever decided cable modems should renegotiate their handshake mid-upload. Here we are. It is up and I am happy about that. Quick run of what we covered: Three new Drawing Room members joined at once, which is a first. Rock from game audio, Mike from finance, Jared from software. Mike walked through how he used the methodology to clone his senior architects and gave a quarter of their pull request review time back to the team. Ruben's submitted question on multi-agent workspaces became the prepared content, with a live folder-as-agent demo on a transcription pipeline. David revealed EdubaWare, the containerized ICM platform we have been building. This is the first time the platform has been shown anywhere. The session closed on the software in service thesis, worked through Daniel's AI sales caller case. For VIP members: the full recording, the deck, three strategy files, and the term sheet are here: 🛋️ High Tea 7 EdubaWare Reveal - The Drawing Room (VIP) · Clief Notes Thanks for the patience. Build something this week. Jake

Wondering how to effectively screen for malicious stuff in AI beyond just reading the .md files and stuff because there can be a lot of them. And for some of the opensource tools being installed via Node.js npm commands, how do you screen those before they get installed? Saw a thing going around about the Shai Halud worm and it looked new enough to be concerning but old enough to not be sure if it was fixed already. But definitely feels like the era of early internet where you had to be careful of trojan horses and image files with .exe endings.