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Posted by ltononro 9 hours ago

Stripe's Knowledge AI Platform(stripe.dev)
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Bluestein 7 hours ago|
Somebody probably mentioned this already or maybe its just me but: The "endless scroll" this page does is neat, to say the least.-
a_crowbar 6 hours ago||
There's quite a bit of cool stuff in the console too! The one in the top right corner
wiether 7 hours ago||
I just hear Steve Ballmer yelling
postexitus 6 hours ago|||
Oldies let's gather here.
Bluestein 7 hours ago|||
[Bad mental image ... can't unsee ...] :)
Axsuul 2 hours ago||
Can anyone recommend something self-hosted that does this?
nebben64 3 hours ago||
reminds me of Cloudflare OS: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-os/
rubenfiszel 6 hours ago||
It's very close to the direction we're taking for windmill.dev, we call it "operator builders" rather than focus on "knowledge graph" which the article is very light on details of.

What I'm mostly reading is a developer platform and runtime where users can build agents that can run tools and for that you need a secure code runtime, ACL/permissions, easy way to build apps or what cloudflare OS call gadgets. We're betting on this too at https://github.com/windmill-labs/windmill, very curious to see if that's the future for most enterprise and if a model where everyone vibe-code/fork cloudflare OS to their enterprise need is the future, or a more exhaustive/enterprise platform like ours does.

wenbin 7 hours ago||
so is it like CloudflareOS ? https://github.com/cloudflare/cloudflare-os

seems every company that has spare engineering resource all builds such thing internally

agentdev001 5 hours ago|
Almost as if distributed safe compute for autonomous workloads suddenly came into focus for many orgs!
fmind-dev 4 hours ago||
I love the design, I'm sure there will be more knowledge framework coming in the near future.
docheinestages 6 hours ago||
> Within two weeks of our April launch, most of Stripe was using Stripe's Knowledge AI Platform, also known as Kai.

By force or by choice?

vaughnegut 5 hours ago|
By choice. I currently work at Stripe (opinions my own, I'm just some guy) and was here when it released. It's a genuinely useful tool, which explains the widespread adoption.
logancbrown 4 hours ago||
This is the same as AWS's new quickSuite platform?
adithyassekhar 7 hours ago||
This site could use a bit more line height, more paragraphs, or less text overall.
ianpurton 7 hours ago|
They don't really say why they built their own rather than using one of the open source solutions like https://github.com/bionic-gpt/bionic-gpt
NichoPaolucci 7 hours ago||
Size and scale, I would think. An out of the box solution probably doesn't quite have the same capabilities as something they can (and now have to) manage in it's entirety.

Stripe probably WANTS to be opinionated about how their company works with the tools.

sceptic123 7 hours ago||
In the first paragraph:

> No existing tool could handle the data security requirements and specific workflows Stripe needed

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