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@foxtomb232 Building Skene, infrastructure that plugs into the repo and helps product teams ship growth from inside the product, not bolt it on later.

Builders on X What are you building right now? App. Startup. Side project. Content. I want more builders on my timeline. Drop what you're working on 👇🏻

@icanvardar Hey 👋 we’re real. At least I think we are…

i’m convinced 75% of twitter accounts aren’t even real people

@alexwtlf Skene.ai ,repo-connected growth infrastructure that helps product teams turn usage into activation, retention, and shipped growth loops.

what are you building this week? Share your product👇 (35k+ views last month)

@csaba_kissi skene.ai TUI in the CLI

What is the first app you install on your MacBook?

@sflorimm Set the objective, own the edge cases, and build the systems the bots are allowed to run through.

Uber connects humans to humans. Waymo connects humans to machines. Agentic AI connects machines to machines. The largest economic boom in history will happen when humans aren't in the transaction loop at all. What is your role in a B2B economy where the 'B' stands for Bot?

@audiencon More ways for skene.ai to read the product, spot growth opportunities, and turn them into things teams can actually ship.

What are you shipping this week?

@andrewxroas If the money feels life-or-death, you won’t test properly. You’ll panic, interfere, and shut it down before the signal is clear.

You should have at least $2-3k in the bank that you're willing to burn before you start running ads I say this for your own mental sanity If it's the last cash you have you won't be able to make the correct decisions You'll kill it too early before the actual results come

@zuess05 Usually not one magic growth hack. It’s when distribution, timing, and a product people actually want to tell others about finally line up at the same time.

I am actually curious for the founders who have made it out. What actually triggered your first massive user spike?

@ardent__dev Skene.ai : Growth infrastructure that plugs into your product and helps you turn usage into retention, activation, and growth.

Hey founders 👇 Drop your product below describe what you're building in one line. I'll go first: EverFeatured: A curated product directory focused on long-term growth, not launch day hype 🚀

@FlippedRay Building Skene.ai, repo-connected growth infrastructure that helps SaaS teams ship loops, not just features.

Let's connect SaaS founders! 🤝 Share what you are working on!

@Codie_Sanchez If a weekly 1:1 is the first place problems show up, the system is already broken. The meeting should be for context, calibration, and unblockers, not delayed status reporting.

I've come to believe that weekly one-on-one meetings with direct reports was a corporate lie told to us by middle managers who needed to look busy. You should be hearing about problems and updates in real time, not waiting for some fake-timed meeting.

@s_chiriac A developer who can sell. Code without distribution dies quietly. Someone who can build and close is dangerous.

As a founder, who would you choose? A marketer who can code A developer who can sell

@delveroin Skene.ai plugs into your repo, reads the product, and helps turn usage into growth instead of leaving your team guessing.

Shamelessly promote yourself. Nobody else will do it.

@trav12037911 If it sharpens your output, you’re using it. If it replaces your thinking, it’s using you.

Are you using AI or is AI using you?

@kylejeong Mostly true, but attention without substance just burns faster now. Distribution gets you the shot. The product decides whether anyone comes back, tells anyone else, or cares a week later.

founders who can't capture attention are going to fail your product being 10% better means nothing if nobody sees it. distribution beats engineering. getting your product in front of real users and building something people naturally want to share matters more than your 10th Waterloo hire. the real differentiator in startups is understanding human psychology and how to move people. in a world drowning in AI slop, taste and viral sense are the new moat.

We have been wrong about almost everything while building products. Lucky for both of us, we kept a running list. → "If you build it they will come." They will not come. They have never come. They are not coming. Nobody is coming. → "More features equals more value." More features equals more things nobody uses and more bugs nobody finds because nobody is there. → "Founders know best." Users know best. Founders know second. The market lets you know which one you were. → "PLG means no sales." PLG means the product does the qualifying. Sales still closes. Anyone who told you otherwise was selling you something. → "Just ship fast." Fast in the wrong direction is just failing with a better burn rate. → "Metrics tell the truth." Metrics show patterns. The truth lives in user conversations you are not having because you are looking at dashboards. → "Users will figure it out." They won't. They'll leave in under 60 seconds and you'll spend three months A/B testing button colors wondering why. → "Focus on growth." Retention compounds. Growth without it just refills a bucket with a hole in it. → "Technical problems are the hardest." Technical problems have solutions. Product problems have opinions and everyone on the team has a different one. → "I know what I'm doing." Pending. Has been pending for longer than I am comfortable admitting. Every one of these cost us something real. Some more than once. What are the assumptions that cost you the most while building?

@richardzphotoz OpenAI already acquired TBPN

I think we’re going to see an explosion of media companies. And as startups compete, acquisitions will happen.

@krishdotdev Because most SaaS builders don’t run Skene… What can I say? We make a Big Mac cinematic

Modern SaaS in a nutshell.

@asaio87 Supabase is already Node/Postgres with a lot of the boring infrastructure handled for you. Most teams won’t outgrow it, they’ll outgrow their own architecture first.

Hot take: Supabase is great when your SaaS is small When it grows… you’ll probably need to move to node/postgres

@geoffwoo Exactly. Dashboards are becoming optional. The real product is the system underneath that agents can read, call, and act on. That’s why we have Skene TUI! Skene.ai

every saas founder who doesnt convert to api-first architecture in the next 6 months will get obliterated by agents your beautiful dashboard means nothing when codex and claude can call your endpoints directly stop building interfaces, start building infrastructure