ai-agents
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Claude Fishing: When Building Becomes the Cheap Part
This is going to make a new kind of entrepreneur much more common. They will not begin with a twenty-page business plan, a fundraising deck, or six months of product development. They will begin with an idea, give an agent a few hours, and put the result in front of real people. Then they will…
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The Feature Became an Afterthought
For the WPBL season, we built a live baseball stats system that updates the website while the game is happening. It shows the score, the inning, who is at bat, who is on base, pitch velocity, exit velocity, hits, runs, box scores, and player stats. Fans can watch the game and see the site change…
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Can AI Build a Production SaaS? The Save.Cooking Experiment
At the beginning of 2026, AI coding tools had crossed an important line. They were no longer just autocomplete. They could write real features, move around a codebase, debug build errors, reason through deployment problems, and take a vague product idea surprisingly far. But there was still a more interesting question: Could AI help build…
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Agentic-First Development: Build Software Agents Can Actually Use
Most software teams are about to run into a weird problem: they are going to ask for “agent support” and nobody is going to know what that means. Not the product manager. Not the developer. Not even the AI model doing half the implementation. The word agent is still too fluid. Sometimes it means a…
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From BYOD to BYOA: The New Workplace Shift Nobody’s Naming Yet
Work has been offloading its infrastructure onto workers for years. First the commute. Then the device. Then the office. Now the next shift is starting to emerge: bring your own agent. Ten years ago, bring your own device was a workplace trend. Employers increasingly expected people to have their own phone, their own laptop, and…
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How to Use AI Agent Teams to Optimize Your Product Pages
Most product pages are built once and forgotten. Someone writes a description, uploads photos, sets a price, and moves on. Months later, the page is still converting at 1% and nobody’s touched it because “it’s fine.” The problem is that a good product page isn’t one skill. It’s copywriting, conversion rate optimization, visual design, and…
