Creating a startup in 2026 is incredibly scary...
Would assume there will be a handful of policy updates over the next 6-12 months that will shut down a lot of startups.
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Has anyone found a good flow of switching between models?
I rarely drop below Opus 5.5 as im worried about quality but seems like for some repetitive tasks there shouldn't be much concern over that.
@levelsio As distribution gets easier and easier to automate using AI, its going to get harder and harder to make money with it as well.
Super saturated markets incoming (if not already there)
I truly believe artifacts will replace a lot of "slop" apps that are incredibly easy to replicate.
Why would I pay $29.99 / year for a simple workout app when I could just ask muse to build a simple replacement in under 10 minutes...
https://t.co/8GkL4WJ0Sy
Playing around with spaces in Muse lately -- tell Muse what you need and it builds it.
I've made a BBQ game, an event tracker, and a home control dashboard.
Excited to see what you build.
I hired Grok Bot as my social media manager, and autonomously, over the past 7 days, it gained 52k views on my app's social accounts.
Grok Bot + PostItz + Figma is such a cheat code for social media.
If you want this workflow, comment "Socials"
As software becomes easier to make, the value shifts to the implementation.
Being able to come into companies, build custom AI software, and save them time / money, is going to be where the real money is made over the next few years.
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Anthropic's Applied AI team says a lot of companies built agent setups that copy their org chart: a router, a planner, a dozen specialists.
Folding them back into one agent with written "skills" often did better, and sometimes ran about 2x faster. Handoffs between agents lose details, like a telephone game according to Anthropic.
What I'm taking from it:
1. Start with one agent doing one job.
2. Put repeatable know-how in written instructions/skills, not more agents.
3. Add a second agent only if the handoff clearly earns its keep.
4. Keep a human approval step on actions.
5. Test changes on about 10 real examples, more than once. Change one thing at a time.
What's the one agent job in your setup you'd trust the most?
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Google released Argon last week, and it can help automate the work you’re stuck repeating every week.
It beat Claude Sonnet and GPT on Zapier’s workflow benchmark.
But “automate my job” leaves out the details.
Let it watch you work.
Screen record yourself copying client details into your CRM, rebuilding weekly reports, or updating invoice trackers.
Argon can analyze the video and help build the automation.
For example: a client submits a form, and your CRM updates automatically. No copying.
Upload your recording with this prompt.
Comment WORKFLOW and I’ll send you the skill.