Scary phrases nowadays
Good catch. Let me ....
You are right to question me ...
You are right, it slipped my ...
That makes sense. Will go through the ...
Thinking - the user is being pushy
If you know, you know
built and shipped 3 things this week.
Accidentally revealed how we want to build.
fitment scanner - upfront about fitment.
open-sourced Meeto - upfront about the tech.
usage page - upfront about product usage.
Didn’t plan the theme.
Transparency picked itself.
A VC asked how big our CS team is. At our stage, everyone is CS. But most critical teammate is Chetto. It tells us where to pay ATTENTION. We started tracking NPS daily, not months later. Green -> orange -> deep orange -> back to green.
Can you track NPS daily?
@animesh_sri
Spent $50 on an intense vibe-coding session just to write test cases.
Just tests.
Unsexy work — but this is the difference between code that works today and systems that survive production.
Unit tests look good.
Integration tests are still fighting back.
Customers don’t churn because of one big failure.
They churn because of 27 invisible ones.
* Missed follow-ups
* Silent execution drift
* Slow responses
* Internal confusion
By the time dashboards show churn, it's already too late.
How to detect it early:
https://t.co/1hXCtquqov
@lottsnomad Right, Chetto has WA, slack, email, meeting intg’d. Clickup and discord are in roadmap and not there yet. Is that a blocker for you to start seeing benefits ?
@ramnathshenoy22@toddsaunders While I don’t know what this founder did, this is an exactly what we are doing at https://t.co/F60ngMEPDu, if this is of interest, would love to connect. One interesting point is you can track your NPS on a daily basis based on conversations + product telemetry, not surveys
@toddsaunders In a AI native future, human touch will command premium. If you pay more you will get human service. Very much in agreement with what the founder did.
Engineering is physics with constraints.
Product is engineering with intelligence.
Context graphs give that intelligence memory.
@RiteshMathur01 pressure testing the hypothesis.