people judge the same technological shift from different positions. You may already be experiencing a way of building and using software that many indie hackers are only beginning to experience, while developers maintaining corporate systems see much less of that change in their daily work.
Consequently, something that feels immediate to you can feel distant or exaggerated to them.
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I have mitigated it to some extent by breaking up the process and dividing responsibilities among various sub-agents (PO, Architect, Code Reviewer, Tester, Security Reviewer, etc.).
As a result, the sub-agents do reach a point where they can no longer find issues in the codebase.
@tibo_maker This is super helpful. Do you think you’d see the same trends for someone who’s just getting started and someone who already has a massive following, or would they differ?
@maxkalashnikoff Have you tried pinpointing where the funnel is breaking down? Is it:
Not getting enough views?
Views not converting into downloads?
Downloads not converting into sales?