It's becoming so evident now that Rust is going to sweep the systems programming space at the expense of just about everything else--and perhaps not only systems programming... Coders I know who worked the previous decade with Python, Ruby, or TypeScript have over the past quarter switched to vibecoding Rust. Why not? Faster, safer, smaller (memory-wise), simpler (deployment-wise), what's not to like? Similarly, Rust is eating the Python ecosystem from the inside outwards (uv, Ruff, Polars, Pydantic, etc, etc) Rust is an emerging Schelling point for coding agents. Its infamously strict static constraints function like guide rails, such that by the time the code actually compiles, the job's often largely done. And Rust's best-in-class, precise compiler error messages (valuable when compile cycles are slow) help agents make quick work of pinpointing & troubleshooting the effects of their changes We didn't yet see this sweep prior to this year because models were simply not capable enough of fully mastering the nontrivial complexity of the language (cf. ownership). They still made mistakes that I now simply no longer see with the current frontier. Rust seems to have a particularly pronounced threshold effect: the same strictness that repeatedly blocked a weaker model now actually helps the stronger model converge! For my own work, Fable 5 was the inflection point where the quality of generated code often exceeded what would be economical to code manually. (Astra and Opus now mostly do okay, too) This new Rust hegemony will become obvious to everyone during 2027, with much gnashing of teeth!

That's just badass. Well done, @Figure_robot!

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Your contacts aren't a phone book. Your social media accounts are not just followers. Your messaging apps are not a mess of noise. They're an undocumented map of opportunity. ASIMOV can unlock it for you. Status: Closed Group Testing Stage: F&F Upside: Incredible

The latest @ASIMOV_Platform release lands a built-in `--jev=NOUL` output filter, enabling agentic harnesses such as Hermes to offload simple natural language postprocessing decisions to Jev, a System One model Look ma, here just casually turning my LinkedIn network into JSON-LD linked data and then searching and filtering people using plain old English, zero LLMs involved! No autoregressive models were harmed in the making of this film

Your LinkedIn and X network are already a AI datasets. You just can't query them. We built ASIMOV to help you with that. It's time to break free!

We gave our relationships to social networks. We gave our thoughts to AI. What happens when AI can finally understand both? ASIMOV 1.0 Status: Internal Testing Stage: F&F Upside: Incredible

They built our social graph. We populated it for them. Then they blinded us to its value. ASIMOV is here to unlock it. Status: internal testing Category: Personal Intelligence Stage: F&F Upside: Incredible

We think the next great AI company will not own a social graph. It will unlock the one each of us already owns. Meet ASIMOV 1.0

The upcoming @ASIMOV_Platform release adds Jev noul filtering to speed up complex agentic use cases Postprocessing large resource collections with both `--jev=NOUL` and `--jq=EXPR` significantly improves token efficiency in Hermes and similar harnesses

The Jev launch is extraordinary in just how quickly everyone managed to understand & integrate wholly novel AI primitives Just a couple of days after their launch, we were already deploying it for social media intelligence at scale, and a pilot customer of ours (independently) deployed it in their product matching pipeline with immediate cost savings This tech has legs and is going to be absolutely ubiquitous soon enough

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This should ideally in a future iteration be fulfilled from a single graph query, but it does already nicely showcase benefits of the hybrid neurosymbolic approach: Using ASIMOV, show me Semantic Web OGs from my LinkedIn connections

The `--jq=EXPR` option has proved such an excellent feature since we landed it just a week ago! Astra and other frontier models picked it up from `--help` right away without any need to mention it in skills, and are post-processing with the built-in jq all day long for all kinds of purposes--often also avoiding resorting to actual scripting which would slow things down A common standard CLI option for the agentic future, one should hope!

Two years ago this was an idea. Today ASIMOV 1.0 is entering private testing and yet we are still in F&F. I know that's mad. Next, we want the right angels beside us. Keep your ears and eyes open for the opportunity of a life time. The race is on!

What if your AI knew not just what you know, but who you know, what you've discussed, and where the opportunity is hiding? Today that is possible with ASIMOV. Stage: Currently internally testing. Message: Soon you will be able to Break Free!

Google searches what's been published and selects what you see. LinkedIn searches job titles and names one by one. LLM's reason over published knowledge. ASIMOV searches your world and allows you to interrogate it.

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The internet is searchable. Your own life isn't searchable for you. But your Govt can. We think that's not cool. So we built ASIMOV's Personal Intelligence so you can uncover the hidden gems in your life.