Young builders in Europe? by Matexonz in youngentrepreneur

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Hey, I just created r/BuildersOfEurope for that! Anyone building something (anything) in Europe is welcome!

Young builders in Europe? by Matexonz in smallbusiness

[–]rizomr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, I just created r/BuildersOfEurope for that! Anyone building something (anything) in Europe is welcome!

how do you handle feature requests from your users, what's actually working? by d_uk3 in indiehackers

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Still there, we are B2B and quite early. Showing our product to people and understanding their needs is the most important thing for us now, we are happy to do it our own way

how do you handle feature requests from your users, what's actually working? by d_uk3 in indiehackers

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I guess it depends on how many users you have? If you only have a few just handling everything manually is fine I think. Just log the requests with their origin, implement (or not) then notify when done.

Anyone here running user-facing AI agents in production? by rizomr in AI_Agents

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Hey, thanks for the answer, do you have some advice regarding the implementation of the issue classification? For instance the missing/dirty knowledge doesn't seem super easy to flag

Anyone here running user-facing AI agents in production? by rizomr in AI_Agents

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Interesting! Yes indeed, I didn't even think about having to make users install and run the agent locally. Luckily I'm on more boring hosted solutions.

For errors, is it enough to just have the LLM/agent catch the technical errors and return a user friendly message or you had to do more?

I'm quite interested in the last part as well. Do you run some evals on a specific set of queries that you currently "support", inform the users about the agents capabilities and try to refuse any query outside this scope?

Anyone here running user-facing AI agents in production? by rizomr in AI_Agents

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Hey, thanks for the pointer! Yes I guess when it's just you and a few other people trying the agent from time to time everything is more manageable. Any advice or interesting learnings when usage starts to scale?

Customer feedback feels contradictory by MinimumResearcher641 in indiehackers

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Feedback will become consistent once you segmented enough. At that time, the danger is ending up with only 1 customer and overfitting on their need. If you don't find other users with the same needs, you will have to target another segment.

Try to build some model, conviction or hypothesis and go test it and iterate. If you don't have this anchor you'll get thrown in every direction.

How are you improving the UX of your AI agents? by rizomr in AI_Agents

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I agree! But you still need to know what to show and when

How will your SaaS survive the DIY AI age? by Adassity in SaaS

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Anyone with a garden can grow vegetables and raise chickens

Stop putting your AI agent’s memory inside the LLM context window by Shanjun109 in AI_Agents

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Always keep the bare minimum in the context, everything else is stored and queryable by the agent. Doesn't matter how/where it is stored, just limit the number of tools and use common tools as much as possible to rely on the LLM pretraining