You wouldn’t run your SaaS off your laptop. So why are we doing it with AI? A lot of the AI...
You wouldn’t run your SaaS off your laptop.
So why are we doing it with AI?
A lot of the AI automation I see right now still depends on a person sitting in the middle moving information around.
Production throws an error. Someone checks AWS logs, drops them into Claude, figures out what happened and creates a Jira ticket.
Another dev picks up the ticket and has an agent make the change.
The default assumption is still this: AI means cloud API. You send your text, your audio, or your...
A $250M AI-agent platform disclosed numbers that explain why full autonomy hits a wall at SMB economics in 2026, and why putting…
AI can scaffold a working app in minutes. It can't tell you why the login breaks under two users, why a webhook fires twice, or…
Most engineers I talk to treat deployment as the hard part. The infra setup, the model fine-tuning,...
What actually stalls agentic AI projects is that even when the model knows what to do, the system can't reliably do it.
AI agents are good at writing code. What they mostly cannot do is operate the software you already...
