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Builders’ Picks | 2026-04-26

2026-04-26 · Historical edition

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Peter Yang, Roblox Product Lead

Yang sought a manually curated repository of high-quality skills, lamenting offerings where “90 out of 100 skills are rubbish.” He also described using Codex with a 7-year-old whose reaction was: “What? It can’t instantly make me a dragon-raising game? Boring.” That is the next generation’s starting expectation of AI.

Amjad Masad, Replit CEO

Masad offered a concise prediction: in the 2000s every company was an internet company; in the 2010s a software company; in the 2020s an AI company; after 2025, every company will be a cybersecurity company.

Aaron Levie, Box CEO

Levie shared two observations about productivity in the AI era. First, AI offers unprecedented leverage, letting anyone with great ambition and core expertise overcome historical barriers—a unique moment. Second, agent-related overwork comes from two subtle factors: vastly increased returns to incremental effort make it hard to stop, and people lack new boundaries telling them where to stop. This is an entirely new predicament.

Garry Tan, Y Combinator CEO

Tan released GStack Browser, letting users control a browser beside Claude Code, available free by installing the `/open-gstack-browser` skill. He also released GBrain v0.22, fixing search and retrieval and splitting gbrain-evals into a separate repository to prevent bloat.

Peter Steinberger, OpenClaw Founder

Steinberger released two updates: CodexBar 0.23 adds Mistral support, Claude Designs and Daily Routines usage statistics, Cursor Extra usage display, and GPT-5.5 pricing. Summarize 0.14.0 adds GPT-5.5 Fast mode, Reddit-post extraction in the browser extension, and local PDF extraction.

Guillermo Rauch, Vercel CEO

Rauch argued that coding agents will underpin all superintelligence. Coding capability essentially means computer fluency: strong coding agents understand bash, filesystems, and program installation and configuration, making them the most general form of agent.

Sam Altman (@OpenAI)

Altman posted two widely resonant thoughts. First, now is a good time to rethink operating systems and UI design seriously, and to redesign internet protocols so they work equally well for humans and agents. The post received over 10000 likes. Second, OpenAI released an official principles document covering democratization, empowerment, broadly shared prosperity, resilience, and adaptability.