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@yijiefeng That’s why our actual real consultanting firm has a leg up. We know what AI processes actually helps a firm and how to code the workflows. Tech bros will never understand what legacy businesses need
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I'm noticing a trend
there's a growing number of "AI consulting" firms charging $20K+ to "deploy Claude" to legacy businesses (mid-sized law, accounting, PE firms) as "Anthropic enterprise partners"
what this means:
- they install claude code, cowork
- run a few commands to connect to tools
- give generic or misleading advice on a tech stack
meanwhile, there's more interest than ever for firms with 0 technical staff to build SaaS in-house and there's an entire industry of advice givers seeking to profit off of this trend
last week I was on a call with a PE firm (working with one of these agencies) and someone who had never written code was asking whether to run a RAG vector DB on a Mac mini to chunk internal docs
can't make this up
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Hey founders !
Looking to connect with people building in:
🍽️ SaaS
🚀 Tech
🧠 AI tools
🔥 Web APP
What are you working on?
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@icanvardar And then there are adults who understand the importance of auditability and repeatability, regardless of the profession they came from. Coders think everyone else is dumb
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people with zero software expertise are starting to rely on whatever these agents produce as if it is always correct. no verification, no second thought, just accepting outputs as truth. that level of blind trust in generated code is going to fail in subtle but painful ways
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@inductionheads No it’s not. I did it for my accounting firm and then 200 of our clients. During the busiest time of year
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You really all need to read this btw
Enterprise adoption is much harder than you think
vas@vasuman
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This is exactly what we are solving. We are unifying knowledge across different platforms and building a single agent of truth. Now, no more blockers if your senior is on leave or busy.
Let us handle the knowledge part and you focus on shipping more.
Check us out at: revocaai.xyz
Martin Joo@mmartin_joo
your junior dev needs to understand a feature. senior dev says: "check the docs." junior opens: - Confluence (overview, outdated) - Notion (product spec, incomplete) - GitHub (code, no context) - Jira (ticket, closed) - Slack (thread, 400 messages) closes all tabs. asks the senior again. because reconstructing from 5 sources is harder than asking. this is how teams are losing flow at work.
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@revoca_ai Muse is a digital agentic workbench running live in our CPA firm. 30 coordinated agents on a local 3 GPU cluster, with deterministic governance and an append-only audit ledger. Saves hours every minute built for industries where outputs have to be defensible.
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@DeadForStella Hey @DeadForStella, thats awesome. I think this space has huge potential and a lot to build. Would love to discuss more about what you offer.
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@revoca_ai I’m working on the same thing. We’ve deployed to 200 clients. Let’s talk
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@ashpreetbedi This is pretty much what everyone should be doing by this point anyways
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@ChrisCamillo I’ve been setting up AI agents in my community for local businesses for a year now. Started off as their accountant at a CPA firm. I learned their workflows before ever walking in the door. I have a full deployment SOP. Easy work
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@jamesonhaslam Im an accountant doing exactly this in my community. These people aren’t broke.
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The reason this doesn’t work is because these businesses aren’t making money and don’t have a pile of cash sitting around to throw at ideas
Anybody who has tried selling stuff to SMB knows they are all broke and it’s just brain damage
WOLF@WOLF_Financial
CHRIS CAMILLO JUST LAID OUT HOW TO MAKE $500,000 A YEAR AS AN "AI GUY" FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES His blueprint: 1. Walk into any HVAC, plumbing, or sprinkler business. 2. Ask where they're leaking money. 3. Build them an AI agent that answers after-hours calls, sends instant texts, and gets quotes out in real time. 4. Integrate it with their CRM for free. 5. Charge them $2K-$3K/month to be their "AI guy." Repeat across 10-20 businesses. "There are people right now doing this."
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