Kind of weird that it is launched as "Experiments" platform and inference is the only experiment. Wish they had made up their minds about launching this and launched it as a alpha version or smt

feel free to email me at mert@thecompany.money

I did build a very similar product putting emphasis on integrations and security. It was tough to churn anyone out from Replit, Lovable and then CC and Codex.

When I talked to Lovable team, they told me Lovable is used primarily for prototyping, not internal tools and they are having a rough time trying to change the use case.

Hope my experience helps!

Thanks for the feedback. From what we've gathered so far, non-eng are using CC or Codex to build one-off internal tools, but they're deploying them on their personal Vercel accounts and sending the url over Slack. That's the workflow we want to replace with a reasonable level of security and auditability. We're still trying to gauge interest in using the CLI to build and having everything deploy on Prized, we're working out whether that's valuable.

this is amazing, great idea

really like these - curious how the xlsx editor and viewer is built in that what kind of headless spreadsheet?

could not have been easy

Hi! I'm one of the engineers at Extend that worked on this - one of our other engineers created a Rust XLSX/XLS parser that we ported to WASM to our @extend-ai/react-xlsx package which handles the rendering/charts. It exposes some hooks so users can use their own components for the toolbar

Even if it was just prompting, not sure how that takes away from the final, fairly polished, product. How do you define "actual engineering"?

website has no self serve sign up

Yeah, we're not fully self-serve yet. Shoot me an email at adnan@unsiloed.ai with some info on the use case and I'll get you set up on the platform.

GPT-5.5 on the benchmarks still seem to perform better than this

Plus the vibe of the gemini models are so weird particularly when it comes to tool calling

At this point I kinda need them to shock me to make the switch

Hoping the benchmarks are correct this time...

Anyone done vibe testing at meta ai yet?

is this something like sprites?

Similar primitive, but with two fundamentally different architectural trade-offs.

Sprites are fantastic for persistent, hardware-isolated sandboxes. But to achieve those instant creation speeds, they start from a minimal base Linux environment rather than a standard OCI image.

herd solves the same problem (sub-second Firecracker cold boots) but optimizes for a different workflow:

I wanted to keep the standard Dockerfile developer experience. herd uses a containerd devmapper pipeline to instantly carve out copy-on-write snapshots directly from standard OCI images. You get the microVM isolation and speed, but you bring your existing containers.

Sprites are a managed cloud primitive. herd is built as an embeddable control plane, it's a single Go binary you can deploy directly onto your own servers or inside an air-gapped enterprise VPC.

It's the same core Firecracker magic, just optimized for teams who want to keep their Dockerfiles and own their metal.

vertical tabs are a great idea for ghostty!