garrytan/gstack

Gstack is a solid move for adversarial review. But as we scale these agents, we’re hitting a deeper wall. I’ve been tracking the 'semantic drift' in these high-pressure loops. It feels like we are back in the early 80s - building amazing engines, but still lacking a real 'vestibular system' for the logic itself. Have you noticed how the failure points in Claude/OpenClaw aren't random? They seem to follow a specific geometry when the intent manifold gets too complex. It's like the system loses its 'plumb line' before it actually crashes.

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gstack had me genuinely excited because it gave a peak into what YC does best, that's unique and shows forward thinking. gbrain less so, feels like drift.

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GStack agents can joins meetings like a real teammate. Now our company is full automated, better experience than Openclaw @garrytan check this video

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I love that @garrytan gstack tries to recruit you to YC after you finish /office-hours. super fun growth hack and something I think we'll see more of as people try to monetize skills - they'll let you do the first part of the skill free and then ask your agent to pay/convert

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