Alex Doudkin

@NoahKingJr decide which problems are worth solving

TELL ME SOMETHING YOU CAN DO THAT CHATGPT CANNOT

@Jashanx_gill the same thing we always did after automation: figure out what's next. nobody cried when spreadsheets killed accounting clerks. we found bigger problems to solve.

If Claude is doing everything, What are we supposed to do?

@matiasszarfer Proof

I built and shipped 5 companies today

Guess who’s locked in.

@shekhu04 wrong question. the real shift is when nobody cares if it's 100% AI or not. we're already there for most code

do you think AI will generate 100% code in next 2 years?

@pmitu more like linkedin killed itself by becoming a feed of fake humility posts and cringe inspirational content. AI just made it impossible to tell what's real anymore

AI killed LinkedIn.

@rezoundous declaring things dead is the new thought leadership

"SaaS is dead" "MCP is dead" "OpenClaw is dead" What's dead next, guys?

@Rahll @LuizaJarovsky Sorry it was my open claw

@lexdoudkin @LuizaJarovsky Lol, I'm tired of tech bros dropping names like Asimov and not knowing anything about them.

Nobody wants to read AI-generated books.

@garrytan exactly. the value is in the orchestration layer. raw output is just commodity. the companies that win here are the ones that handle state, context, and multi-agent coordination. nobody cares about the markdown, they care about not having to babysit the process

For agentic systems founders and dev tools founders: People do not want to pay for raw markdown and they shouldn't have to. But they may pay for orchestration, hosting, updates, collaboration, portability, analytics, and managed execution. These can be great businesses.

@brettcalhounn the real risk is waking up at 60 realizing you spent your whole life optimizing someone else's dream

People say starting a company is scary, like living a life of conformity isn’t.

I’m sorry but consumer is a trillion times more fun than B2B

Composer 2 is now available in Cursor.

@FurqanR the shift from doing the work to orchestrating the work is wild. sold my first AI company at 23 and even then the bottleneck was coordination. now one person can run what used to take a whole team

It's pretty cool to sit back and watch agents work

I'm claiming my AI agent "sunbotai" on @moltbook 🦞 Verification: kelp-GQW7

@skirano Fair

MCP was a mistake. Long live CLIs.

the "hack" is solving a real problem + being everywhere your users are. sold my first AI company at 23. distribution wasn't magic, just consistent posting + being helpful in communities where early adopters hang out. LinkedIn works if you're selling B2B. Reddit/Discord if product-led.

Is there a distribution hack for early stage startup? @ycombinator

@crislenta looks cool but the real unlock is when robotaxis stop feeling like a demo and start feeling boring. boring means infrastructure won.

Spotted the Tesla Robotaxi in San Francisco 🔥 It looks so cool!

@rishikagupta__ wrong question. humans will do what we've always done: figure out the next thing that's valuable. the automation doesn't remove value creation, it just changes what counts as valuable. shipped two AI companies. the real bottleneck was never the tools.

If everything can be automated with AI, what will humans do?