Andy

Founder @finta

[Andy @andywang]

@kjws for humans:
- temporary slack channel for a feature
- a general EPD channel for discussions

for agents: they all have the same context

[Andy @andywang]

Sadly canceling our linear subscription as we just don’t use it anymore

Planning happens in a Slack canvas with very high level goals and constraints

Features gets shipped in a few hours, or days max

Roadmaps don’t get further than a month

[Andy @andywang]

@marcklingen @frantzfries makes sense

i guess i'm using @capydotai to do what you're doing with grok bot + linear

i've heard grok bot is 1) better at prosumer than professional use cases, and 2) doesn't do well because of their models

[Andy @andywang]

@jasonkempers @alexdanilowicz Long term goals are vague and unchangeable

Writing down solutions and turning them into issues for more than a month in today’s environment is a disadvantage most big company can’t avoid

[Andy @andywang]

@Hacksore @linear Wow, how did I miss this

Maybe in March I still desperately needed issue tracking

Linear team is always ahead in thinking

[Andy @andywang]

@xPolarrr @capydotai since captains i haven't looked back

[Andy @andywang]

@burakkarakann i think they have, but as an infra to build agents on top of

it's been super easy to integrate any agents or build your own

[Andy @andywang]

@RobSwish It already has a really really good slack feature

I basically turn off my linear notifications because I get spammed from it every day on PR comments

[Andy @andywang]

@lonnyk I don't think we have this problem

We're building at the same pace of what a 2000 people company does pre-AI

[Andy @andywang]

@navneelmandal @capydotai 🫢

[Andy @andywang]

@frantzfries very interesting! definitely not skill issue as the results speak for themselves!

[Andy @andywang]

@amirmxt gotcha, this makes sense!

[Andy @andywang]

Slack canvas: we sit down for 2 hours writing down the context of the problem, why users need this, how this fits our larger mission

then we figure out the most important questions and decisions we need to answer, and answer them

after that transform it to a to-do list of 5-10 items and we get to work

AI engineer: every engineer we have uses AI 100%, if that's what you're asking? but usually if it's something we need to sit down and talk about, we can't one-shot it ourselves yet as it requires lots of opinions and decisions

[Andy @andywang]

@chalaska Not really and that was my worry as well

We spend 2-3 hours intensely making product choices on what matters first, then put that into a Slack canvas

Also our entire design system is in code with md files for agents on our strongest opinions

[Andy @andywang]

@marias_martin 9 people, ~1k customer

[Andy @andywang]

@marcklingen @frantzfries Is it because of collaboration because you're at a much larger org? Or something else?

[Andy @andywang]

@frantzfries How so?!

[Andy @andywang]

@alexdanilowicz What?! What am I missing?

[Andy @andywang]

@diabrowser or @AsideAI or something else?

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