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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 110 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Kun is an ex-L8 principal engineer at Meta and Microsoft who now ships 40 PRs a day without manually reviewing code. In our episode, he walked through the free tools he built to make that possible: Lavish for visual planning in HTML artifacts, Treeho... more
Josh sold his last startup for $4M and is now building 5 products solo with agents. He showed me his exact AI skills stack, including a 4-step /build skill, an /adversarial-code-review skill where he pits Opus against GPT, a /but-for-real skill that ... more
Ryan is a serial founder who’s building his latest startup solo with only AI agents. It was fascinating to watch him demo the exact skills and routines he uses to get OpenClaw, Codex, and Devin to manage his inbox and calendar, do sales outreach, and... more
Alex is a research PM at Anthropic building the next Claude model. He gave me a rare inside look at how the research team operates — including how they turn user feedback into model training, how they decide which capabilities to prioritize, and how ... more
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This podcast is filled with practical insights for leaders, especially engineering & product leaders in the modern, post-GenAI era. The best episode so far is with Claire Vo - great session where she did live prototyping with AI agents. If you're serious about learning first about AI innovations, this podcast should be on your radar. Subscribed and looking forward to more.
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The show centers on practical, fast-paced guidance for product leaders and creators navigating AI-enabled workflows. Episodes commonly explore AI agents, coding assistants, prototyping workflows, and design-to-development handoffs, with hands-on demos and live tooling demonstrations. Notable angles include Claude Code, MCPs, OpenClaw, and AI-powered design tools, often paired with real-world product leadership tactics, lean experimentation, and sponsor segments that showcase productivity tooling. It stands out for its emphasis on actionable tactics, live demonstrations, and a candid look at building AI-driven products, making it especially valuable for listeners who want to translate AI capabilities into concrete product outcomes.
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