Running a company is just context engineering internally.
Now that skill has even more value in the agentic world. Us tech founders have been doing reps to prepare for this.
9/ the missing piece: who orchestrates the agents? who manages context? who ensures quality agents catch real issues? that's the layer nobody has built well yet.
the shift from "AI coding tool" to "AI-native SDLC" is the biggest change in software engineering since agile.
a research paper just laid out why the entire SDLC needs to change for AI
the core thesis: when code generation is instant and nearly free, everything about how we build software inverts
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Before AI in SDLC, the biggest bottleneck was
The "heavy tax of context transfer" was a critical bottleneck. Teams struggled to effectively communicate project status, ongoing issues, and critical decisions across time zones and cultures
we are changing that, watch out this space for more details!
Over the last few months, we've been using Claude Code to do practically all our GTM execution work.
Not just coding. Everything.
Running outbound campaigns, finding high-intent leads and candidates, creating SEO pages, running marketing campaigns, managing my CRM, even finding apartments.
Claude can truly do anything you need. It just needs the right setup + skills.
So we created a library of skills that teach Claude how to do GTM work. Things like:
- Scraping reddit for your ICP's pain points
- Monitoring your competitors posts across all social channels
- Finding leads from comments on LinkedIn posts
- Enriching & qualifying leads
- Scraping reviews
- Creating slides & graphics
- Auditing your SEO / content strategy
It's completely free and has over 50 skills specifically designed for GTM skills.
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