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@danshipper haha that's what autosquad is doing precisely, for single or team level. it's a company OS where humans and agents basically cowork. check it out, sign up for waitlist :) autosquad.co

@hotgirlcapital Haha aren't we all in this day and age 😁

I’m ceo of 5 different companies (my Claude projects)

@Johandlebar @CodeWithAmann haha nice!! what exactly was the experience like? did you feel like one was 'sharper' than the other?

@haew___on @CodeWithAmann I've been surprised recently. Take your claude plan / output and redteam it with Chat. You might be surprised how astute it can be. I've been playing both of them against each other ;)

Be honest, which AI tool do you use the most right now?

@brianfofficial @elgermerlo wow that's not hard at all. will try that approach! thanks!

Email a week after cancel: "Totally fine you left, just want to know what broke." No survey, no calendar link, no follow-up. The honest ones reply more than you'd expect. The skill is making it feel human, not a retention gauntlet. Could you run that on one churned user this week?

What's your go-to method for gathering user feedback? I'm looking for new ideas. →

@Amank1412 that's a team right there

this is what a solo company actually looks like in 2026 not a team a stack of ai agents running ops, sales, support, and execution end to end

🥲

Month 3 of going AI Native — and honestly? It's been rough. Here's what 'transitioning to an AI-native workflow' actually looks like from the inside: → Some teammates are stressed, still adjusting to a completely new way of working → Some are mentally exhausted from the constant deep thinking — because AI has taken over the easy stuff → Some are overwhelmed managing more projects simultaneously than ever before → Some are sleep-deprived from the addictive pull of vibe coding at 2am None of that sounds good. And it doesn't feel good either. But here's what I keep coming back to: every transition has a 'valley' — a period where things feel worse before they get better. Right now, we're in it. So we're not just doing the work. We're building the systems. Finding the structures. Figuring out what an AI-native workflow that's actually efficient, sustainable, and human-friendly looks like. And the small wins are starting to show. The most grounding reminder? Our feelings don't always point to the truth. When we look at output objectively — the amount we've shipped in 3 months vs. what we would have before — it's not even close. The productivity is real, even when it doesn't feel that way. Yes, we're growing in ways we didn't expect. Yes, we're building discipline in places we didn't know we'd need it. But we're going through it now — which means we get to figure it out now. Before it's forced on us. AI becoming a core part of work isn't a question. It's a matter of when. So our motto has become: if you can't avoid it, enjoy it. 🥂🥹

@KaiXCreator autosquad.co autosquad, our hypothesis of how AI native teams will work (we are our own lab rats 🥲)

Drop your project URL Let’s drive some traffic Curious to know what you all are building 👇🏼

@ClimStefan autosquad.co autosquad, our hypothesis of how AI native teams will work (we are our own lab rats 🥲😂)

Drop your product below 👇 Feedback day! I want to see what you're building. This counts as marketing. This brings traffic. This gets you followers. Last time seen by over 6800 people. Let's go!

@W33Z_global autosquad.co autosquad, the intelligent AI native company workspace for teams

Founders let’s do this again! Drop your product Let’s drive traffic!

I wish they would let the background and code colors change for Claude Code too, just like with the Codex. I want to see bright, beautiful, and refreshing colors instead of the black or off-white screens 😢

@Markmanson hm. im curious as to what you mean by 'make everything easy'. i think it's a skill to be able to take something extremely difficult, and reframe it in your mind to make it feel easier, so that you will end up doing it. cuz the point is that you do it, not how you feel about it.

The quickest way to ruin your life is to try to make everything easy.

@foundr this is why discipline is such an important skill to develop, especially for the idea people.

The idea is 1%. The execution is everything else.

@swerikcodes win win situation!

As a software engineer in 2026, start a startup. Best case: you make some money. Worst case: you have a project with real users that makes your resume stand out.

@eve_bouff i agree! having fun somehow unlocks a new part of your brain that brings out the most creativity and focus! realized that learning how to have fun in any given situation is a competitive power to have

You do your best work when you’re having lots of fun and don’t care about anything else other than having fun. Fun should always be the goal.

@mal_shaik this is so true. AI is going to give them wings.

i genuinely believe the next billion dollar company will be started by someone who is 19 right now and has never had a real job they dont know whats "impossible" so they just build it

@bryan_johnson I realized being able to sleep 8 hours AND stay on top of everything is actually a sign of discipline.

The most powerful people in the room aren't wearing the loudest watch. They're sleeping eight hours.

i built an AI that runs my go-to-market. writes blogs, finds leads, emails users its basically a junior marketing hire that runs 24/7 saved me 20+hrs/week 10x cheaper than hiring a GTM human live now @ miniloop [dot] ai rt & comment "miniloop" for 2m credits on me

@emmettmiller_ This is great. Miniloop!

@omgsidewalks Burnout :( if you feel like this, nothing else is important, you should rest

WHAT IS IT CALLED WHEN YOU’RE NOT SUICIÐAL BUT JUST REALLY TIRED OF BEING ALIVE ???