ByteAsk: Your AI C++ engineer, and a swarm of them (opens ycombinator.com)
Hand it a C/C++/CUDA bug and get a tested pull request back, at what it claims is 68% lower cost.
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Hand it a C/C++/CUDA bug and get a tested pull request back, at what it claims is 68% lower cost.
Always-on AI coworkers that live in Slack; 22 votes on YC Launches.
Run Claude Code and Codex on parallel cloud machines from laptop, phone or terminal; 50 votes on YC Launches.
Same as the top 1%, you can finally have your "money guy"
Formally verified data queries
The AI buildout runs on debt. The fix isn't more GPUs. It's getting more AI out of the ones that already exist.
AI-powered chip design tools for the next generation of 3D semiconductors.
We help the labs behind your medicines deliver study results 10x faster.
AI that catches errors between construction drawings, specs and contracts
YC company building humanoids for in-store order picking and shelf replenishment.
Why do PDFs still break AI? Reducto co-founder and CEO Adit Abraham joins Allen Park on Latent Space Cooking to talk AI document parsing and make a steak sandwich with burrata, torched peaches, and chimichurri. From the YC pivot out of long-term memory to Reducto R1 and Deep Extract, Adit explains…
Trepo is building agents that shop for you, starting with groceries.
A design tool with the accuracy of Cursor & creative freedom of Figma
An AI-native ERP that models factory operations, predicts bottlenecks and acts to lower production costs.
Foundation music models that do what you tell them to, when you tell them to.
Hey HN, this is Nathan and Nicholas from Rivet (https://rivet.dev) – a fast, high-density, and scalable orchestrator for agentic workloads using the actor model. Rather than running a heavyweight sandbox per agent, each agent gets a lightweight actor backed by S3.
Every claim worked, not just processed. The full workup on every claim in minutes, with proof behind every output
OpenLake lets companies deploy, train and serve models that keep improving.
AI for how the physical world gets built
Kino bundles footage storage, a video editor and review links so teams and their agents can make videos together.
A simulation-based robot policy that needs no fine-tuning or teleoperation
A phone rebuilt around agents instead of apps: more done, less time on screen.
We turn what employees explain in interviews and show on screen or through a phone camera into workflow maps that AI agents can use as a context layer
Every cell shows its reasoning, with one-click citations to cell and document references.
Let your agent use your personal phone, or its own iPhone/Android in the cloud
Solar + Battery systems set up with 1/100th of the labor anywhere in the world.
OpenHack finds, verifies, prioritizes and fixes vulnerabilities automatically.
twentyfour26 is building autonomous factories in America, starting with on-demand CNC machining.
Navier AI's Prism agents build CAD, run simulations and write engineering reports for hardware teams.
Hundred inspects precision hardware parts to catch sub-100μm visual defects before they reach the assembly line.
The Subvocal Company (YC F26) is building smart glasses that decode silently mouthed words into text, so people can talk to their computer without speaking out loud.
Clean (YC Fall 2026) gives sales teams and their agents real-time data on what just changed at each account.
Momentic (YC W24) builds QA agents that plan, explore and bug-bash user flows in web, iOS and Android apps to catch bugs.
Blacksmith (YC W24) builds a faster cloud for continuous integration, betting that testing and validation become the bottleneck as AI coding tools generate more code.
Letterpress-1 re-imagines every aspect of developer tooling for engineering growth.
Cloud VMs for running complex environments across many agent sessions
Ryhla (YC Fall 2026) builds data and models of the distribution grid to speed up grid connections for projects.
On Walter Isaacson's podcast The Builders, Tan put a price on his use of AI agents.
Rewbi (YC S24) deploys 1-10MW distributed data centers in existing industrial buildings with surplus power.
General-purpose robot technicians that assemble, commission, and maintain data centers.