Vipul Sharma

"Agentic Apology" can be dangerous!

Effective Memory and Context Management would be a real moat for businesses very soon.. underrated!

% of ppl who have "Auto Allow" setting to their agent platform is IMO a good indicator of agents performance!

Someone asked me today abt the best course to "learn AI"... And i said the best way to use AI effectively is to just talk to it. We are at an inflection point when AI is learning about humans faster than humans can ever learn tools or AI. English and the depth of articulation of what's on your mind - just those two are enough!

@sandywisdom @SarahLevinger That's correct. However, common sense is not that common. Many would still think in terms of tools than the process / objective.

@SarahLevinger So your “whole system” is basically common sense wrapped in buzzwords and a Notion template.

If you’re a creative team, you only need: 4 sprints 3-5 statics 1 insight hub 4 psych triggers 1 review A breakdown: 4 sprints per month → a set rhythm for testing & scaling (no random chaos). 3–5 statics/ads per test per week → fast, cheap signals before investing in video. 1 insight hub → every pixel, survey, and customer quote in one place. 4 psychology triggers → •Tone (how the message sounds) •Intensity (strength behind message) •Self (the internal customer voice) •Trigger (the motivation behind it all) 1 weekly review loop → kill losers, scale winners, refine the next sprint. A feedback engine → every test compounds insight, not just output. Decision-stage SEO & CRO → ads don’t do all the work, the funnel closes the sale. That’s it. That’s the whole system, from raw insight → message → test → scale → repeat.

I get what you are saying. Perhaps this works well for a very early stage product, when you would rather build the v1 instead. But as you build further, the prototype approach starts showing its limits. In fact, i believe that is the biggest reason why a lot of ppl who begin with vibe coding - start seeing the limits - for building a prototype is a very different mindset to building a product.

@vipulgnu I do agree with you. But I still think it's a little dated. You have a central thesis / idea but today prototyping is like playing with playdough. The best ideas strike you while you're building / implementing

It takes longer to write a PRD than build a prototype today. Why do we still write PRD's ?

I wrote a long-form reflection on this shift — part personal, part structural, part open question: The Web is quietly dying 🔗 linkedin.com/pulse/web-quie…

If this continues, we may not just lose traffic. We may lose something harder to measure: The open, democratic, unexpected texture of the web. And that would be a quiet tragedy. Has anybody else felt this shift too?

"The web is quietly dying" I don’t search the way I used to. And I don’t think I’m alone. Something about how we use the web is changing — quietly, but structurally. This isn’t just about Google. This is about how we find, ask, learn, and wander. 🧵

🛌 Sleep isn’t downtime. It’s setup time. Great work doesn’t start in the morning. It starts the night before. Your Sleep Is Your Edge.

4. You don’t perform well without sleeping well Better sleep = ✔️ Sharper focus ✔️ Stronger decision-making ✔️ Improved emotional regulation ✔️ Higher creativity Your edge doesn’t start at 9am. It starts the night before.

🧵 THREAD: Great work starts the night before. Most people optimize their mornings. But few realize the real upgrade starts in how you sleep. Here’s what science says 👇