AI
Your Next User Is an AI Agent
Products built for people need new identity, authority, observability and recovery controls when AI agents become active users.
AI
Products built for people need new identity, authority, observability and recovery controls when AI agents become active users.
Newsletter
Jev returns bounded choices and probabilities instead of prose. Its real lesson for product teams is where generation should end and ordinary software should take control.
Newsletter
Production voice agents need one loop for live conversation, another for reliable execution, and application-owned state between them.
AI
Hermes stays online on a cloud server, while Codex work moves between our MacBook and 128GB Mac Studio.
Newsletter
AI infrastructure demand is already leaking into hardware prices through memory and storage. The next shock may be the AI subscriptions companies are building workflows around.
Newsletter
AI agents are moving from chat windows into real workflows. PMs now need to design delegation: memory, permissions, evaluation, orchestration, and accountability.
Newsletter
The next AI product advantage will not come from another AI button. It will come from designing the loop that turns model output into better work over time.
Newsletter
Model quality still matters. But the products that win will be the ones with the deepest context, the most useful memory, and the clearest permission layer around what agents can know and do.
Newsletter
AI agents are moving from demos into the operating layer of work. The product opportunity is designing how humans, agents, context, permissions, reviews, accountability, and economics work together.
Newsletter
The next AI strategy question is not just which model is best. It is which model is economically right for this workflow.
Newsletter
Shopify’s River shows why the next internal AI-agent advantage may come from making work visible, searchable, and reusable.
Newsletter
Claude Code’s /goal, hooks, checkpoints, and agents show where AI coding tools are heading: from chatbots to governable workflow-control layers.