Pradeep Mocherla

Product guy who can’t stop building things 🔨

Director of Product, AI Agents by day

Building in public 👇

$10k/m

[Pradeep Mocherla @itspradz]

@rajivayyangar One rule I try to follow is not to architect too heavily around what models can’t do today

Keep those assumptions easy to replace because they seem to have the shortest shelf life.

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@StevenCravotta The first 10 users usually teach you the most

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@sflorimm Claude handles the main shift and GPT comes in for overtime 😂

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@adamlyttleapps App websites feel like the cleanest use case

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@theroborourke Video probably lowers the trust gap for higher ticket clients as well.

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@wilczyn That's great! Congrats

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@wbetiago Definitelt, speciality coffee has passionate buyers, repeat purchases and mainly plenty of room for better discovery. Good luck!!

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@antinertia The best competitive positioning is showing why your product wins and not talking about other products.

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@sergeynazarovx I guess this was also caused by a lot of ppl being away on a vacation

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@VinodSharma10x The hard part is agreeing on the action it should trigger

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@DanielSmidstrup Zero friction is also about the following sessions. A fast path back to value matters just as much as onboarding

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@DanielSmidstrup I think these matter less when you’re close enough to the problem to keep shipping without guessing.

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@HeyAliux Def. the second one

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@johnrush Yeah, losing that kind of deep focus still feels like a real cost

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@IamAroke The first real test is debugging something AI can’t explain for you

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@_baretto Positioning and talking to users probably matter more than adding another hundred features

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@agazdecki Exactly, founders spend months building without much proof it’ll work. That ability to keep showing up is rare

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Scientists at the Arc Institute in Palo Alto have used AI to successfully create entirely new kinds of viable viruses that have never existed before in nature. The study was published today in Science. Reporting by the New York Times.