Dave launches Falconer

    par Nate: Stripe

    Dave spent years on knowledge systems at Stripe and Uber, then helped Anthropic, Metronome and Graphite level up their developer experience. Now he's got his own thing: Falconer. It catches docs that are stale, missing, duplicated or straight-up conflicting, hands back cited answers pulled from docs, code, tasks and conversations, and turns raw material like Slack threads, meetings, agent sessions and code into actual documentation. Product changes? Public docs get updated to match. Everything gets served to agents over MCP too. GP, BoxGroup and SV Angel are backing it, and the angel list has people from Anthropic, Stripe, Meta, Cursor and Replit on it. That roster says plenty

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    Don't forget to carry the one. It's supposed to be 425, now 325. I told you not to tell me the answer, Nate. Okay, I'm just trying to be helpful. Nobody likes to know it all. Oh my gosh. I'm literally just trying to make sure you pass. So? Hey man, I just wanted to check in. Is everything alright? Yeah, it looks like somebody burnt some toast up in the house. Yeah, no, my uncle was a firefighter back in the day. It might have been better if you guys used fire escape. I think we got everything under control, man. These tech guys are some real know-it-alls. I'd say I'd make a pretty good salmon. Okay, so fun fact, if you really want to be a good sushi chef, you really got to cut against the grain of the fish if you really want to do it right. Looks like we got a mansplainer. Such a know-it-all. I didn't know it all. Also, it's super good for productivity. Here we go again. Man, I've been drinking coffee for 35 years. Spare me the semantics. Do any of you idiots know what the migration path for the customer is? No, sir. Oh, sorry, boss, I don't. No, sir. And what about you, mate? Uh, yeah. Actually, I do know. Uh, so I have a few thoughts on the comm strategy for this week. I thought we could just go over. Nate! I am literally peeing. God damn know-it-all.