Team of fewer than 10 ships self-modifying, open, cross-platform platform claimed to beat Dots and Muse
joshalbrecht · x · 2026-10-02
Engineer joshalbrecht claims his sub-10-person team has shipped a product he says outperforms Dots, Muse, and other lab offerings, based on three traits: self-modifying, open, and cross-platform.
- Demo clips are shortened, but he says it is a real working product the team uses daily
- "It does feel that magical," he adds
- No technical details or benchmarks provided; the claim remains unverified
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