Biography
Fred is a passionate and (very 😅) opinionated builder. He's been in the infrastructure space, and in particular in serverless technologies back when they were new-age.
He built Lift, to help people ship piece of infrastructure without previous knowledge, and then built Revant to help those same people reduce their newly generated infra cost... He's also been part of the AWS community builder team for 5 years.
He's now building with Alpic the missing infrastructure layer for the new agentic internet where AI consume services instead of human. He's working full time on Skybridge, a new open-source framework to build ChatGPT and MCP Apps.
Session
- AI For TechSpeaker
Demo 13 - Cursed Apps: Building (and Breaking) the ChatGPT × Claude Ecosystem
Tuesday 22 September, 16:00 – 16:25Demo StageChatGPT Apps and Claude Connectors are quietly becoming a new app layer built on top of AI assistants — but almost nobody has stress-tested what these platforms can actually do, or where they break. This talk opens with a live build: crafting a working app from scratch on Skybridge, an open-source framework for shipping apps that run inside both ecosystems. From there it gets weird. Drawing on a set of deliberately useless experiments built to probe the limits of the MCP App ecosystem, the talk walks through what happens when ChatGPT users and Claude users fight for territory on a shared pixel canvas; rival AI models get dropped into one group call together; a cadavre exquis has players each draw one section of a picture without ever seeing the whole; a game of telephone pictionary degrades — beautifully — across LLM sessions; and independent AI agents try to coordinate through pheromone trails, ant-colony style. None of these are products. They're stress tests — and what breaks, and what doesn't, says more about where this ecosystem actually stands than any roadmap slide could.