Shaked Bazak

[Shaked Bazak @ShakedBazak]

I decided I want to learn to DJ, but then it hit me - learning it the same way people did 10 years ago just doesn't make sense in 2026.

So I'm building my own DJ agent instead.

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[Shaked Bazak @ShakedBazak]

Case Study No. 2: "Hot N Cold" and "I Gotta Feeling".

Better than the original?

[Shaked Bazak @ShakedBazak]

Because my output is audio, “sounds natural and smooth” is hard to define mathematically. I am able to track some physical signals and see when they stay unchanged despite edits. The part I’m still figuring out is how to use that visibility to not just detect the loop, but recover from it.

[Shaked Bazak @ShakedBazak]

Spent today debugging something that worked fine last week - same request, but the agent got stuck looping, repeating the same move without realizing it wasn't landing.

Not a smarter-model problem. Time to tighten up the harness.

Anyone else hit this building with agents?

[Shaked Bazak @ShakedBazak]

@dxiaolong That’s a solid point. It’s not exactly the same state, it’s more like making small changes without actually getting closer to the goal. Need to work on a better feedback loop.

[Shaked Bazak @ShakedBazak]

@LazyIDE Exactly!

[Shaked Bazak @ShakedBazak]

Early version of this idea was a platform that generates full mixes on its own. Push a button, get a finished set. Full circle.

But I pivoted away from that fast as it kills the one thing that actually matters - your instinct, your read on the room.

What I'm building now is closer to a copilot than an autopilot. Something like "Claude Code" applied to DJing - you bring the instinct, it handles execution, faster and cleaner than you could alone. It doesn't replace your ear. It just keeps up with it.

[Shaked Bazak @ShakedBazak]

Case Study No. 1: mashing up "What Makes You Beautiful" and "Levels."

Curious what jumps out to you - does it land, or is there a spot where it doesn't?

[Shaked Bazak @ShakedBazak]

@idolavix Amazing stuff!!