Unsiloed AI (YC F25)

My team (Slava Iudenko, Siddharth Singh, Nick Yeung) just wrapped up our 24-hour MVP at the Y Combinator Agent Jam hackathon this past weekend! This event involved building an agent and utilizing it in creative ways. We were able to hack together Perp, an assistant designed to give teams full context-awareness for their meetings: - Ingests context from documents, transcriptions, and more - Provides real-time awareness for live meeting participants (especially helpful when you show up late 😉) - Ensures the entire team stays in the loop after the meeting ends with meeting summaries and action items While we didn't win the overall competition, our team was able to snag a victory through a sub-track hosted by Unsiloed AI (YC F25)! Beyond the project, I was absolutely blown away by the quality of people in California! From the second I stepped on my plane, I was immediately connecting with other founders, and it was incredibly inspiring to be surrounded by such a vast amount of highly-driven, like-minded people. A huge shout-out to our judges, leaders, and mentors, including Andrew Miklas, Aman Mishra, Karim Rahme, Tobias Herber, Joseph Jacob, and so many others! (I'd name them all if I weren't forgetting names from lack of sleep 😅) This event is just the beginning of what all of these talented individuals are building. Now it's time to keep moving forward, keep making progress, and make something people want!

This past weekend was one of the most inspiring weekends I’ve had in a long time. I applied and was admitted to Y Combinator and Metorial (YC F25)’s Agent Jam hackathon hosted at the Y Combinator hq in downtown San Francisco. The event brought together an incredible group of founders, engineers, and builders all experimenting with new ways to push the limits of AI. Over the weekend, I built an AI handwriting model that takes text and generates handwriting in different styles. I trained, tested, and implemented the model. I also implemented Captain (YC F25) into our project, a system that enables infinite context windows for LLMs, letting our project recall and reason across unlimited user uploaded information. We didn’t walk away with a prize, but I walked away with something better. New ideas, new connections, and a deeper appreciation for how much can be accomplished when you’re surrounded by passionate people who love to build. Huge thanks to Y Combinator, Metorial (YC F25), Coval, Unsiloed AI (YC F25), Captain (YC F25), and all the other sponsors for hosting such an inspiring event and to everyone I met for making it such a memorable experience.

Last week, I took on my first 24-hour hackathon at Y Combinator’s Agent Jam ‘25, held by Metorial (YC F25) and the experience was next-level with my teammate Zin Khant The hackathon brought together some of the most talented developers, students, and engineers in San Francisco all geared up to push the limits of what AI agents can do, and even compete for a shot at a guaranteed YC interview. Metorial transformed the Y Combinator office into a builder’s playground, complete with tracks supported by batchmates like Captain (YC F25),Unsiloed AI (YC F25), Nivara, Audrion, Bear, and Mantle. Sponsors including Natural, Vercel, OpenAI, Anthropic, Rippling, and Violet Ventures made the event possible. It was inspiring to see so many future founders and AI enthusiasts collaborating under one roof. For the main event, my team built an  Agentic Survey Tool using Metorial, powered by Exa search MCPs. The ability to deploy from such a massive library with just a couple clicks was a game changer! Meeting talented builders from all over, solving complex problems, and sharing adrenaline fueled moments made the whole hackathon unforgettable. I came away motivated and ready for whatever comes next.

Just spent over 24 hours straight caffeinating and building an MVP at the Y Combinator HQ. For the YC Agent Jam Hackathon this weekend, Siddharth Singh, Nick Yeung, Hunter Wittenborn and I hacked up a pretty cool AI Meeting Assistant and earned a win in the Unsiloed AI (YC F25) track. Huge thank you to the judges, including Andrew Miklas, as well as Tobias Herber and Karim Rahme at Metorial (YC F25) for putting such an amazing event together. I learned a lot, met many amazing founders, and was absolutely blown away by the energy. And yeah, the third photo is us hitting a few mandatory 6-7's at YC in honor of GPT-6 being renamed to GPT-6-7. In case you were wondering.