Your first day at work shouldn’t be spent proving you work there.
I’m building VaultFlare to connect the people, paperwork, and permissions behind the employee experience.
Sharing what I learn about AI, HR, and making work feel a little more human.
Hey AI & SaaS builders 👋
Let’s #connect if you’re:
• A first-time founder
• A solo developer
• Building a bootstrapped business
• Turning a side project into something real
What are you working on? Drop it below.
#Founders#BuildInPublic
@BChillman Putting the everyday actions back in plain sight makes sense. A redesign gets expensive fast when existing users have to relearn the two things they came to do.
Vercel Drives going GA makes a less flashy agent question more interesting: what happens to the work after the run ends? Persistent state is useful. Making it easy to inspect, recover and reset is where the product design gets interesting.
Looking forward to #connect with other amazing:
🛠️ SaaS builders
🤖 AI experimenters
🎨 Designers making tools easier to use
Different skills, plenty to learn from each other. Say hello and let’s connect.
@MarkTwainBnrq Give me three things at the end: what changed, what was tested, and what still needs a human. ‘Task complete’ is doing a lot of heavy lifting otherwise.
@MyPassion_M9T The local-only part matters. Spotting your own wasted turns is useful. Turning those numbers into a team leaderboard could reward the wrong things
@emollick The real story is 97.5% vs 49.8% depending on the harness. We’re moving from benchmarking models to benchmarking entire systems. Soon the question won’t be “Can AI solve this?” but “Can it solve it reliably, affordably, and without a human babysitting it?”