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Jul 2
hey I’m cecilia!
new to X, here’s an intro:
> shenzhen → la → sf
> rising sophomore @USCÂ
> 19 years old
> founding GTM @ParadigmStudyÂ
> prev resident at @PhotonHQÂ
> small creator: 20m views, 7k on ig (cc_liia), 8k on rednote
> spend 50% of my free time in nature
> ultimate frisbee, basketball & journaling
Exploring and growing in public.
Looking for GTM friends. hmu if you’re an interesting person in sf!!
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Jun 30
Met up with a middle school friend who’s a founder at founders inc
Planned to talk about startup progresses
Ended up talking about middle school gossip like how I dated someone underground but actually the whole grade and most teachers knew and how he had a messy breakup with my best friend
Time really does flyðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
Still shocked we’re adults now
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Jun 26
Saw this at twin peaks and went: is this a marketing strategy?
😔😔😔
So can someone tell me what is this???
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Jun 19
Didn’t know a launch video can be made in one day!
Always loved @toriluoo’s video aesthetics. Down to earth among the tech savvy. Love the human touch.
Should I also start making talking form content🤓🙌
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Cecilia Zeng reposted
Jun 18
The people who are best at using agents are not necessarily the strongest engineers.
They’ve simply been exposed to more SaaS products, more agent-native tools, and they’ve invested time in making their Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, and other agents work better for them.
Yet they all run into the same problem:
Every new agent requires logging into all of their accounts again.
Every new agent requires setting up APIs again.
Every new agent requires reconfiguring permissions, environments, and memory.
A huge amount of time is wasted on repetitive setup work that creates no real value.
We don’t believe users should have to repeat these steps for every agent.
At CoreSpeed, our vision is that account management, API management, permissions, and memory should become part of a user’s persistent digital assets.
Connect once.
Then any agent—Claude, Codex, OpenClaw, or whatever comes next—can instantly inherit the same capabilities.
Agents will change.
Models will evolve.
But your identity, permissions, connections, memory, and workflows shouldn’t have to start from zero every time.
Own your digital assets.
Master your agents.
Jun 18
We’ve been heads-down on a new direction for CoreSpeed.
The bet is simple:
Agents are getting smart enough.
The bottleneck is no longer intelligence. It’s access and control.
Your agent can reason about the work, but it still can’t safely touch the accounts, tools, memory, and workflows where work actually happens.
So we’re building CoreSpeed: the access and control layer for AI agents.
Bring your own agent: Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex.
CoreSpeed gives it access to real accounts, memory, tools, and workflows, while keeping you in control of what actually happens.
Starting with X/Twitter.
Your agent can draft and propose real actions. You approve before anything goes live.
We’re opening the first waitlist for agent power users:
corespeed.io/?utm_source=x&u…
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Jun 10
My startup cat steps on my keyboard when I went to shower
Heheheheheh so cute
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May 30
Side quest is life.
Met @Healthy97Li over coffee chat this morning.
Followed her to Marina to source deals (she simultaneously helped me film contents)
Met an indie hacker at the coffee shop. Got guested into founders inc.
Interesting day haha
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May 22
Trauma bonds us more than seed round rejections.
Instead of coding, we played truth or dare till 3am at @photonhq residency…
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