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So I'm building AdeptLoop. Watches your agent's traces, figures out why it failed, and sends you a daily summary with the fix. Still early, looking for feedback: adeptloop.com How are you dealing with this today?

@designtrev Missing Fireworks on that list 😆

AI will simplify your job, they said... 2013: Adobe 2016: Sketch 2019: Figma 2026: [see image] I have never spent more money on software than I have in the last two years. It used to feel simple. One tool, maybe two. That was the job. Now AI is making designers feel capable of doing more than just design. Dev. Content. Strategy. Product. And with that comes a whole new stack of tools to learn, pay for, and keep up with. It's a lot. But staying current matters. The tools you know today are the ones clients and employers will be hiring for tomorrow. @designertom is running a UX tools survey to map exactly what designers are using right now. Takes 3 minutes. Worth doing. survey.uxtools.co

@pmarquees It also lowers the barrier to building profitable side projects. Someone with a regular 9–5 can now ship and run things on the side that used to require a small team.

@pmarquees If someone can produce much more value but their compensation barely changes, it’s natural that some people start wondering if that leverage would be better used building their own thing.

Your best asset as a company is a designer who could be a one person founder. Your biggest risk as a company is your best designer who could be a one person founder.

I'm looking for 5-10 people who are tired of spending their evenings debugging agent failures. Early access: adeptloop.com DMs open.

Starting with OpenClaw, expanding to LangGraph, CrewAI, and OpenAI Agents SDK. Framework-agnostic via OpenTelemetry. Your agent emits traces, AdeptLoop does the rest. Looking for 5-10 design partners to shape this with me.

70% of my time building AI agents goes to debugging. Not shipping features. Not improving prompts. Debugging the same 5 failure types, over and over. So I'm building something to fix that.

@RitikShilp80441 haha exactly, debugging React state, but the state is "the AI decided to hallucinate today for no reason." That's actually what pushed me to start building something for this. watches the traces, figures out the why, and sends you fixes. Still early ;)

@CrackingDeFi lol tell me about it, it's like debugging my react state but with extra existential dread. maybe we need ai to debug ai? asking for a friend (it's me).

Building AI agents and the debugging loop is brutal. Something breaks, you dig through logs, guess at the fix, ship it, same thing breaks next week. Logs tell you what happened. Not why. With agents, those are totally different things.

So I'm building AdeptLoop. Watches your agent's traces, figures out why it failed, and sends you a daily summary with the fix. Still early, looking for feedback: adeptloop.com How are you dealing with this today?

AI is coming for design:

Have you tested Figma Make? Please don’t 😄

@lottsnomad I think we already have a bunch of people doing this. Look at the trend of new apps submitted on AppStore the last couple of months.

get an app to $10k mrr keep costs low show 3 months of upward trend suddenly you have a 6 figure asset you can actually exit why aren’t more people doing this?

@marclou It’s slightly more difficult starting form 0 with no audience

My little SaaS crossed 1,000 paying users. Not an AI startup. Very crowded market. You can do it too 💪

@RenerGarci01 @audiencon Spamming is not a very smart move for leading generation 😊

@audiencon Yeah in the age of ai, marketing is the #1 thing. Anyone can build these days. If anyone need help in getting leads, dm. I've got 334k leads of business people, 445k ecommerce companies and many more.

no product sells itself. start talking about it.

Do I need to show my face to grow my X account 🤣? I thought we had space for everyone, even for ducks.

I think designers also. At least we have taste 😊.

In the vibecoding era, design is not only the differentiator. What really matters is taste and repertoire. And that only comes from practice and real experience.