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Thomas Gauvin shared thisFlue 1.0 just shipped. The Astro team built the framework layer for production agents. It's got everything you'd expect from an agent framework: tools, instructions, models, skills, multiple channels like Slack and Github or frontend with @flue/react. Plus durable streams so agents pick off when they restart. That durable execution piece is key. How do agents survive mid-turn crashes, tool lists that balloon, LLM-generated code you need to run securely without booting a container every time? These are all things Sunil Pai and team spent countless hours making work impeccably in Project Think. And now we've brought those learnings from Project Think into the base Cloudflare Agents SDK. So when you deploy Flue agents to Cloudflare, you get all of the platform primitives that we provide to make agents production-grade, out of the box: - Crash mid-turn? runFiber() picks up exactly where it left off - Need to run code? Fresh isolate in <10ms, not a full container boot - Need a filesystem? SQLite-backed, lives inside the Durable Object with @cloudflare/shell Congrats Fred K. Schott & team, excited to see what gets built on this! Check out the deep dive on how Flue works on Cloudflare and Agents SDK https://lnkd.in/eChSGqvY Read up on Flue's announcement blog: https://lnkd.in/eDXmyFQB Read up on Project Think's original intro blog: https://lnkd.in/eaW3gtx9
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Thomas Gauvin shared thishello linkedin. 2 updates on my end: 1) I hit my 2 years at Cloudflare some weeks back. The pace of shipping new features and the ability to shape what developers can build with AI is incredibly energizing - it never gets old to be excited to come in to work in the morning 2) I'm joining the agents team. Agents is a huge portion of workloads deployed to the Cloudflare developer platform now. We have the primitives (compute, memory, tools, communication channels) for developers to build fully capable, multimodal agents that actually interact with users and do work for them. lots more to build!
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Thomas Gauvin reposted thisThomas Gauvin reposted thisAt PlanetScale we're working with our pals at Cloudflare to bring an even tighter experience between the two. You’ll be able to create PlanetScale Postgres and MySQL databases directly from the Cloudflare dashboard and API, and have them billed to your Cloudflare account. https://lnkd.in/eiyEj-jfDeploy Postgres and MySQL databases with PlanetScale + WorkersDeploy Postgres and MySQL databases with PlanetScale + Workers
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Thomas Gauvin reposted thisThomas Gauvin reposted thisThomas Gauvin and I just did a live demo of Cloudflare Mesh — setting up a private network from scratch and connecting a Worker to it, all in under 10 minutes. The whole point: you shouldn't need to be a networking engineer to set up private connectivity. Mesh handles Gateway, device profiles, and post-quantum secure encryption under the hood. You just connect and ship. 50 users and 50 nodes free on every Cloudflare account. Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/en6TsUWgCloudflare Mesh: Secure private networking - Cloudflare TVCloudflare Mesh: Secure private networking - Cloudflare TV
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Thomas Gauvin shared thisThis one's been a long time coming: Cloudflare Email Service is now in public beta! 📧 We just shipped Email Sending, which lets you send email directly from Workers or from any platform over the REST API. Pair it with Email Routing and you get the full loop on one platform: receive an email, process it, and reply back without stitching together multiple vendors. This is especially relevant to agents right now. With the Agents SDK `onEmail` hook, an agent can receive a message, do work in the background, and reply when it's actually done. We also added an Email MCP server and Wrangler CLI commands so coding agents can send email too. And to show what this looks like in practice, we built and open-sourced Agentic Inbox: a full email client with an agent built in, running entirely on Cloudflare Workers. https://lnkd.in/dtqck9ip We have a lot more on our roadmap to make Email Service the best way to send your transactional emails from apps and agents, stay tuned! https://lnkd.in/dekxhSNU
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Thomas Gauvin reposted thisThomas Gauvin reposted thisSuper proud of the team and the work that we've done! Email is a passion of mine and in the age of agents it's more relevant than ever https://lnkd.in/gVbsN-_REmail for agents - Cloudflare Email Service now in public betaEmail for agents - Cloudflare Email Service now in public beta
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Thomas Gauvin shared thisToday, we're shipping Cloudflare Mesh, a private network for your devices, servers, and agents. And we have day-1 connectivity from Workers to your Mesh network. Agents need to reach private databases, internal APIs, and MCPs. But so far the tools for doing that have been intended for humans, not for autonomous software making requests on its own Cloudflare Mesh connects everything to a single private network with one binary, across any cloud or device. Every device, server, and agent gets a private IP, routed bidirectionally through Cloudflare's global edge And with Workers VPC, your Workers, Agents, and Durable Objects running on Cloudflare can now reach your private MCPs, APIs, and databases directly through a single binding My favorite part? It's 50 nodes + 50 users free on every account https://lnkd.in/eVPQJv9g
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Thomas Gauvin shared thisThis week is our big announcement week at Cloudflare. I'll be sharing what my team and I have been building for the past few months. But this week is different Unlike previous years, we're calling this one Agents Week. Everything we're shipping is agentic-first, because agents are already a growing share of real internet traffic, and developers are increasingly building agents first. But this is also a turning point for the web in general (see blog). The compute model the industry has relied on for decades simply wasn't designed for this. We think our developer platform is. And Workers is the reason why. With agents, we're no longer just managing and deploying web servers. We're running mini computers for each of them. And with each user running one or many agents at a time, you need millions (potentially billions) of compute instances that can spin up instantly, allocate resources efficiently, and come with the right tooling out of the box That's exactly why Workers shines. Whether it's executing untrusted code in an isolated environment (Dynamic Workers) or running agents at scale for millions of users (Agents SDK), both happen in milliseconds. And Workers is just the foundation. The rest of our developer platform completes the picture — browsers, payments, container-based sandboxes — everything an agent needs, all running on the same cloud Full post here: https://lnkd.in/ejbNk3cE
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Thomas Gauvin shared thisCode Mode was the talk of the MCP Dev Summit NYC last week and for good reason The context crunch is the problem everyone is running into with MCPs right now. Every tool definition + response eats context. Connect a few MCP servers and you're burning 100K+ tokens before the agent does anything useful There are 3 approaches to solving this: 1. Client-side tool filtering (what Claude does): reduces context but changes the tool list per-request, which if not done carefully can break prompt caching because the prefix doesn't match anymore 2. Progressive discovery with CLIs (like MCPorter): rely on CLIs and their built in `--help` commands to let LLMs discover and invoke the functions on their own 3. Code Mode: give the LLM 2 tools (search_tools + execute_code) and let it write TypeScript that calls MCP tools inside a secure sandbox. Raw API responses stay in the sandbox. Only summaries return to context Matt Carey broke down exactly how we got here, and how Cloudflare has the tools to solve this. He live demoed how Dynamic Workers can easily let you add Code Mode to your agents by providing an isolated environment to execute AI-written code written. Worth a listen! It works because LLMs have seen billions of lines of real TypeScript in training. Writing code to call an API is just something they're naturally good at. Best of all, it ships built-in to the Cloudflare Agents SDK! https://lnkd.in/eYa9yK9Z
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Yes, if you have a CLI already just use that, no need to go via MCP. MCPorter just exists because more people had created MCPs than CLIs and Pete (OpenClaw creator) wanted to better support all the plugins
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Thomas Gauvin liked thisThomas Gauvin liked thistl;dr Agents will carry wallets. Let them spend their money on your site. Blog in the comments. Today, we’re announcing the Cloudflare Monetization Gateway, allowing you to charge AI agents for access to any asset on the web — your MCP tools, APIs, data, content. The Internet’s first economic model was catered around human attention (ads) and tendencies (subscriptions). The second economic model is going to look different. Agents request, consume, and analyze orders of magnitudes more efficiently than humans, and today, AI agents are economic actors who are capable buyers for your services. Businesses need to be able to monetize against consumption (e.g. per tool call, per API request). The Monetization Gateway will provide a flexible payment rules API to granularly express when you want a caller to pay to access and handle all payment verification and enforcement at the edge, similar to a TLS handshake. This will all be powered by x402. A few examples of planned capabilities: - Charge by REST verb: GETs are free, but POSTs cost money. - Dynamic pricing: charge fairly, whether it’s by the amount of compute used or the freshness of your content. - Charge only unauthenticated callers: Instead of returning an HTTP 401 Unauthorized, present the caller with an HTTP 402 Payment Required. You can use this to monetize a new visitor or a free tier.
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Thomas Gauvin reacted on thisThomas Gauvin reacted on thisThis week marks two months since Cloudflare’s layoffs. In San Francisco alone, 224 employees were impacted. As someone who managed the SF headquarters, it was incredibly difficult to watch so many talented people suddenly lose their jobs while trying to stay positive myself. It wasn’t just an office to me. I was fortunate enough to be there from the early days—watching the space come together during construction and helping shape what it would become. I had the privilege of listening to employee feedback, turning ideas into reality, and working every day to create an environment where people felt welcomed, safe, productive, and excited to come to work. Some of my favorite memories weren’t the big events or milestones—they were the everyday conversations in the hallways, the coffee chats, seeing teams collaborate, and watching the office come alive with energy. Helping build that culture was something I genuinely took pride in. Having all of that come to an end so suddenly was hard. I never got the chance to properly say goodbye to so many people who made that office what it was, and I still miss those daily interactions. While I don’t believe we deserved the outcome, I’ve learned that sometimes life’s biggest changes open doors you never expected. The last two months have given me time to reflect, grow, and appreciate everything I experienced during my time at Cloudflare. To everyone I had the chance to work alongside—thank you. You helped make those years some of the most rewarding of my career. Now I’m looking ahead with excitement. I’m grateful for everything I’ve learned, and I’m ready for whatever comes next. Here’s to new beginnings. #Gratitude #WorkplaceExperience #Leadership #Community #NextChapter
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Thomas Gauvin liked thisThomas Gauvin liked thisGrok Imagine Video has become the clear leader in Vercel AI Gateway, now amounting to ~50% of videos generated by developers https://vercel.fyi/models
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Thomas Gauvin liked thisSuch a privilege to join the keynote at Google I/O connect to show off how I’m using skills and Antigravity CLI in my workflow!Thomas Gauvin liked thisDie 𝗚𝗼𝗼𝗴𝗹𝗲 𝗜/𝗢 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗰𝘁 Eröffnungskeynote hat uns gerade die wichtigsten Tech-Updates für Developer geliefert. 🤯 Hier sind die Highlights direkt aus Berlin: 💥 𝗢𝗻-𝗗𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗔𝗜 𝗶𝗺 𝗙𝗼𝗸𝘂𝘀: Neue Gemini-Modelle lassen sich jetzt noch tiefer und effizienter direkt im Browser und auf Mobilgeräten integrieren. 💥 𝗡𝗲𝘅𝘁-𝗟𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹 𝗗𝗲𝘃-𝗧𝗼𝗼𝗹𝘀: Ein massives Upgrade für Android Studio und die Chrome DevTools sorgt für maximale Performance – teils mitentwickelt in unserem GSEC in München! 💥 𝗜𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗲 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘂𝗱-𝗦𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗸𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲𝗻: KI-Assistenten machen die Cloud-Architektur smarter und beschleunigen Deployments drastisch. Ein riesiges Dankeschön an unsere fantastischen Keynote-Speaker:innen für diese geballte Ladung Inspiration: Tim Messerschmidt, Patrick Löber, Florina Muntenescu, Simona Milanović, Paul Kinlan und Ricky Robinett! #GoogleIOConnect
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Thomas Gauvin liked thisThomas Gauvin liked thisPersonal update, I'm starting a new role at Cursor! I'm moving into ML, working on training Composer. I'll be researching how to improve model behavior and personality.
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Thomas Gauvin liked thisThomas Gauvin liked thisregular reminder to canadians 🇨🇦 Gumloop is hiring in vancouver designers, engineers, AEs, FDEs dm me
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Thomas Gauvin liked thisThomas Gauvin liked thisLast week, we launched our software in Ronan, MT with our newest partner Western Montana Transit! ⛰️ This agency provides vital transport to all residents in their region through the volunteer-driver transit service. Small and rural communities deserve the same quality of transit tools as any big city and we're committed to building technology that fits their unique needs. Huge congratulations to the Western Montana Transit team on this milestone. We're honoured to be your partner on this journey. 🤝 Here's to more rides, more riders, and better connections across Montana. 🚌 ------------ La semaine dernière, nous avons lancé notre logiciel à Ronan, au Montana, avec notre tout nouveau partenaire, Western Montana Transit ! ⛰️ Cet organisme offre un service de transport essentiel à tous les résidents de sa région grâce à son programme de transport par chauffeurs bénévoles. Les petites collectivités et les communautés rurales méritent d’avoir accès à des outils de transport collectif de la même qualité que ceux des grandes villes, et nous sommes déterminés à développer une technologie adaptée à leurs besoins uniques. Toutes nos félicitations à l’équipe de Western Montana Transit pour cette étape importante. Nous sommes honorés d’être votre partenaire dans cette aventure. 🤝 À encore plus de trajets, plus d’usagers et de meilleures connexions partout au Montana. 🚌
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Deep Learning Specialization - Taught by Andrew Ng on Coursera
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Machine Learning - Taught by Andrew Ng of Stanford University on Coursera
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Chait Award
Concordia University
Awarded to the highest ranking student graduating with a BEng degree.
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Software Engineering Medal
Concordia University
Awarded to the highest ranking student graduating from the Software Engineering department.
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2nd Best Hack at ConUHacks 2019
Hack Concordia
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Facebook Sponsored Prize at Yale Hacks 2018
Yale Hacks
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Best AI Hack at McHacks 2018
McHacks
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Knowledge 1st - Entrance Award
Concordia University
Awarded to new undergraduate students with excellent academic achievement
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Salutatorian of 2017 Graduating Class
John Abbott College
Salutatorian award is given to a student who has excelled academically while involving himself in student life and contributing as a leader to the community: participation in leadership camps, student congress, multiple clubs such as Model UN and volunteering.
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Dean's List, Honour Roll
John Abbott College
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