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Add a link to your site inside an existing Quantisnow article. Flat $99 per link, reviewed by an editor before it goes live.
How it works
- 1. Pick an article. Search below for an article relevant to the page you want to link.
- 2. Submit your link. Enter the target URL and the anchor text. If the anchor text already appears in the article we link it in place; otherwise it goes in a labeled sponsored note under the article.
- 3. Authorize $99. Stripe places a hold on your card. You are not charged yet.
- 4. Review. An editor checks the link, usually within two business days. Approved: the hold is captured and the link goes live. Rejected: the hold is released and you pay nothing.
All paid links are marked rel="sponsored" as search engines require. Each article carries at most 3 sponsored links. See the guidelines for what we accept.
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Jun 2, 2026
Beagle and the Rise of the Proactive AI CoworkerA new class of AI is not waiting for prompts - it reads the room and acts. Beagle, an agent that lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, is a clean example, and a useful read on where enterprise software spend is heading.
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Jun 2, 2026
Inside Beagle, the AI Agent Betting the Best Teammate Never Waits to Be AskedBeagle is building a proactive AI agent that lives in Slack and Microsoft Teams, reads the room, and pulls answers from your tools before anyone asks. A closer look at how it works, the trust problem it has to solve, and what the proactive-agent race means for the enterprise-software trade.
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Jun 2, 2026
Beagle Wants to Be the AI Teammate That Never Logs OffBeagle is an AI agent that lives inside Slack and Microsoft Teams, watching channels and pulling from your tools to surface answers before anyone asks. Here is what it does and why it matters for the enterprise-software trade.
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May 13, 2026
Inside the Refolk agent stack: plain-English briefs, live web crawling, and outreach grounded in real artifactsRefolk reduces a multi-tool sourcing workflow to a single text box. Under the hood, the agent does the work of a boolean search, an enrichment tool, and an outreach sequencer in one loop. Here is what that loop actually looks like.
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May 13, 2026
Refolk vs LinkedIn Recruiter: the unit economics of AI-driven sourcing in 2026LinkedIn Recruiter still owns the seat license. But agentic tools like Refolk are starting to change the math of what a single sourcer can produce per week, and the response rates on the outreach they send.
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May 13, 2026
Refolk's other use case: turning an AI recruiting agent into a BD and investor sourcing toolRecruiters were the obvious audience for Refolk, but the same agent that finds Rust engineers can find founders building in dev tools and angels writing checks into cybersecurity. Here is what that means for sales and venture teams.
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May 7, 2026
Refolk launches: an AI agent that finds the exact engineers you need - and writes to themSan Francisco-built Refolk turns a plain-English brief like 'senior Rust engineers in SF, ex-FAANG, now at small teams' into a live shortlist scraped from GitHub, LinkedIn and the open web, then drafts personalized outreach referencing each person's actual work.