TL Peter

Helping founders turn ideas into apps in days 🚀 | Product Manager turned entrepreneur | 30+ products shipped | Building in public | DM for collabs!

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

Day 4 Update on Project Genesis. The 60 AI beings have formed 12 factions and couple of religions.

https://t.co/zaHNO2AUaD

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Day 3 of the AI civilization experiment. 60 of them are now into their own factions. Looks like religions are also taking place.

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

Forget chatbots.

I built 60 AI beings with full autonomy, complete with independent minds and personalities.

Day 4: They’ve already split into 11 factions… and invented their own religions from scratch.

It’s the birth of digital civilization.
Watch it unfold: https://t.co/jlNs0wA4QG

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

Forget chatbots.

I built 60 AI beings with full autonomy, complete with independent minds and personalities.

Day 4: They’ve already split into 11 factions… and invented their own religions from scratch.

It’s the birth of digital civilization.
Watch it unfold: https://t.co/jlNs0wA4QG

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

Day 2 Updates
https://t.co/8qDrsLFQSG

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

I’m building Project Genesis.

60 AI beings wake up in Genesis Valley with no history, no culture, and one instruction carved into a black Monolith:

“Create what comes after you.”

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

Day 1 Updates
https://t.co/KIYMIJel1x

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

I’m building Project Genesis.

60 AI beings wake up in Genesis Valley with no history, no culture, and one instruction carved into a black Monolith:

“Create what comes after you.”

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

I’m building Project Genesis.

60 AI beings wake up in Genesis Valley with no history, no culture, and one instruction carved into a black Monolith:

“Create what comes after you.”

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

What happens when 60 AI beings wake up with no history, no culture, no gods, no laws. Only one instruction:

“Create what comes after you.”

In Project Genesis, you can whisper dreams into their world, vote on future events, and watch them form beliefs, factions, rituals, and history.

A living AI civilization.

https://t.co/jlNs0wA4QG

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

What happens when 60 AI beings wake up with no history, no culture, no gods, no laws. Only one instruction:

“Create what comes after you.”

In Project Genesis, you can whisper dreams into their world, vote on future events, and watch them form beliefs, factions, rituals, and history.

A living AI civilization.

https://t.co/jlNs0wA4QG

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

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[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

Everyone talks about vibe coding but I built agile development tool on steroids with CLI support(integrated with Claude Code SDK).

In short, you define what you want and you get exactly that without the AI messing up everything. It’s called Jerad, Jared’s (Silicon Valley show) brother.

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@brycedigital It’s not always about the prototype. Lot of my work is on client projects.
Anyway the line between prototype and actual product are getting blurry by the day.

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

I went from product manager to building my own products with AI.

Tried Cursor. Then Windsurf. Finally landed on Claude Code and everything clicked.

But I kept hitting the same wall. Every new idea meant starting over. PRDs, wireframes, stories, context. Exhausting.

So I built Jerad.

Named after the guy in Silicon Valley who quietly held everything together while chaos unfolded around him.

Here's how it works:

1. Describe your app idea
2. Jerad generates a PRD, clickable prototype, and user stories
3. Everything lands on a kanban board
4. Move a story to "In Progress"
5. The CLI picks it up and starts building. Autonomously.

Each story is 1-4 hours of work. Bite-sized. Not overwhelming. Exactly how I think about development as a PM.

You choose the execution mode. Autopilot for full automation. Balanced for auto-edits with pauses. Manual for full control.

I'm using Jerad to build Jerad. Yes, it's meta.

Where this is going:

Customer bugs auto-converted to stories and fixed.
Feature requests shipped while you sleep.
A developer that works 24/7.

The bottleneck isn't coding anymore. It's thinking through what to build. That's what PMs do.

Demo video below. Reach out if you want a preview.

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

Meet Jerad.

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

I went from product manager to building my own products with AI.

Tried Cursor. Then Windsurf. Finally landed on Claude Code and everything clicked.

But I kept hitting the same wall. Every new idea meant starting over. PRDs, wireframes, stories, context. Exhausting.

So I built Jerad.

Named after the guy in Silicon Valley who quietly held everything together while chaos unfolded around him.

Here's how it works:

1. Describe your app idea
2. Jerad generates a PRD, clickable prototype, and user stories
3. Everything lands on a kanban board
4. Move a story to "In Progress"
5. The CLI picks it up and starts building. Autonomously.

Each story is 1-4 hours of work. Bite-sized. Not overwhelming. Exactly how I think about development as a PM.

You choose the execution mode. Autopilot for full automation. Balanced for auto-edits with pauses. Manual for full control.

I'm using Jerad to build Jerad. Yes, it's meta.

Where this is going:

Customer bugs auto-converted to stories and fixed.
Feature requests shipped while you sleep.
A developer that works 24/7.

The bottleneck isn't coding anymore. It's thinking through what to build. That's what PMs do.

Demo video below. Reach out if you want a preview.

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

Meet Jerad.

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

I went from product manager to building my own products with AI.

Tried Cursor. Then Windsurf. Finally landed on Claude Code and everything clicked.

But I kept hitting the same wall. Every new idea meant starting over. PRDs, wireframes, stories, context. Exhausting.

So I built Jerad.

Named after the guy in Silicon Valley who quietly held everything together while chaos unfolded around him.

Here's how it works:

1. Describe your app idea
2. Jerad generates a PRD, clickable prototype, and user stories
3. Everything lands on a kanban board
4. Move a story to "In Progress"
5. The CLI picks it up and starts building. Autonomously.

Each story is 1-4 hours of work. Bite-sized. Not overwhelming. Exactly how I think about development as a PM.

You choose the execution mode. Autopilot for full automation. Balanced for auto-edits with pauses. Manual for full control.

I'm using Jerad to build Jerad. Yes, it's meta.

Where this is going:

Customer bugs auto-converted to stories and fixed.
Feature requests shipped while you sleep.
A developer that works 24/7.

The bottleneck isn't coding anymore. It's thinking through what to build. That's what PMs do.

Demo video below. Reach out if you want a preview.

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

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@AlexOvardov @buildwithdhruv Just finished verification from Paddle. Very responsive. Easier to integrate.
Dodopayments verification is even faster but the integration is a nightmare.

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@ProductUpfront @KP_meister @buildwithdhruv @dodopayments Is dodopayments integration easy? Their documentation is not that great.

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@ProductHunt 📖 ➡️ 🎧

[TL Peter @tlpthinks]

Out of curiosity. Let’s say I have to products under my company. And if I want to transfer/sell one of these products while I work on the other one, do I need to register a new company for this? Or can I just transfer the product to the buyer - assuming everything related to this product is managed separately including hosting, documentation, etc.

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@warikoo Those have always been the option I guess.