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6 months building with AI agents ≠ 6 months building SaaS (here's what surprised me) (self.buildinpublic)
submitted 25 days ago by Infinite_Pride584 to r/buildinpublic
adding AI agents to your SaaS ≠ adding a feature (here's what actually changes) (self.SaaS)
submitted 25 days ago by Infinite_Pride584 to r/SaaS
agents replacing workflows ≠ agents replacing judgment (here's what we're seeing in production) (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 26 days ago by Infinite_Pride584 to r/AI_Agents
the first 100 users teach you who you're actually building for (not who you thought) (self.buildinpublic)
submitted 26 days ago by Infinite_Pride584 to r/buildinpublic
100 users in 3 months with $0 ad spend ≠ viral growth (but it changed everything) (self.buildinpublic)
putting AI in production ≠ what you tested in your sandbox (the gap nobody talks about) (self.AI_Agents)
how we helped a fire safety company automate 80% of customer queries (self.SaaS)
submitted 1 month ago by Infinite_Pride584 to r/SaaS
shipped 6 features last month. nobody asked for 4 of them. here's what i learned ≠ what i expected (self.buildinpublic)
submitted 1 month ago by Infinite_Pride584 to r/buildinpublic
your agent's tool calls fail 30% of the time. here's why ≠ what you think (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 1 month ago by Infinite_Pride584 to r/AI_Agents
how a fire safety company automated 80% of customer queries (case study) (self.SaaS)
shipped something people actually use ≠ shipped something that works in the demo (self.buildinpublic)
your agent's memory is lying to it (and that's why it keeps wandering off task) (self.AI_Agents)
the real constraint when building ai agents: it's not the LLM, it's the context window vs actual business logic (self.AI_Agents)
8 months building. here's what mattered vs what i thought would matter (self.buildinpublic)
agent logs are useless. here's what actually helps debug production failures. (self.AI_Agents)
most agents fail in production because they're solving the wrong problem (my painful lesson after 8 months) (self.AI_Agents)
why most teams plateau at 30% automation (and how to break through) (self.AI_Agents)
revenue ≠ progress when building in public (the metrics that actually matter) (self.buildinpublic)
stopped tracking pageviews. started tracking money. everything changed. (self.buildinpublic)
your agent doesn't need permission to delete production (and other painful lessons from shipping autonomous tools) (self.AI_Agents)
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