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Field notes on AI engineering, product and growth — written by the people building it, for the people shipping it.
The agentic SaaS playbook
Agents are not a feature you bolt on — they are an architecture. Here is how we design SaaS products where the agent is a first-class citizen, not a demo.
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Evals before demos
A demo proves an AI feature can work once. An eval proves it works the thousandth time. We do not ship AI without one — and neither should you.
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RAG that survives production
Retrieval-augmented generation is easy to prototype and hard to keep honest. The difference is in the retrieval, not the generation.
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Pricing AI features
AI features have a cost of goods that traditional software never did. Price them as if every request is free and the unit economics will quietly bleed you.
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Designing AI people trust
Trust in an AI product is not won with a clever model. It is won with honesty about what the system knows, what it is doing, and when it is unsure.
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Why small teams ship faster
The bottleneck in software is rarely typing speed. It is coordination. Small, senior, cross-functional teams simply have less of it to lose.
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