We recently added Invoicing to @splits... it's the easiest way to request funds from someone onchain.
In the last few weeks, we've added:
- Recurring invoices
- Email delivery
- Attachments
- Pay via crypto or bank
- v1 of payment tracking
Recorded a quick walkthrough:
Automations are the next thing on the horizon for AI. Codex has them in their new desktop app. openclaw has them. In a few months, every AI-native product will.
Claude
@claudeai
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New in Cowork: scheduled tasks.
Claude can now complete recurring tasks at specific times automatically: a morning brief, weekly spreadsheet updates, Friday team presentations. https://t.co/7ucKZbAVip
you've got to be fucking kidding me... literally the exact same spot. not even a month open. the gods do not want me to drive to LA.
x.com/CaltransD5/s...
Over the last few days I've completely stopped using an IDE to code. I have a Ghostty window open with claude code tabs, and a browser.
What a wild change to how I work in just a year. Feels like ages ago that I was pasting my code into ChatGPT and asking it questions.
Dwarkesh asks “how long until I won’t feel a preference between an AI video editor and a human video editor” and Dario says “1-3 years”.
Why would this be any different than SWE, where obviously you would prefer a *human engineer using AI* over the model alone?
Automations are the next thing on the horizon for AI. Codex has them in their new desktop app. openclaw has them. In a few months, every AI-native product will.
