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We built an AI employee that watches every session and reads every log, commit, and Slack message in my company. It: - Fixes bugs as they happen - Emails users when things break - Writes, tests, and ships code I'm extremely excited and also pretty sure I'm building my... show more

Pablo Hansen

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Anand Chhatpar9 months ago

That seems like a pretty capable AI coding agent. Software developers are on track to not having much work to do manually pretty soon.

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

Future looks much more like managing an army of long running agents

Braeden Norris9 months ago

Smart that it even handles the customer communication piece!

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

HOping to close the loop entirely!

Land Tantichot9 months ago

its all over for us

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

Time to spend all day lifting weights together!

Aditya Jha9 months ago

new hire to the team to work alongside Claude

Amy Tam9 months ago

so curious about the "emails users when things break," what is it doing exactly? question behind the question is imo you inform users when something breaks *depending on what broke* so how does it know when what action is appropriate

Ethan Lam9 months ago

devin watch out

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

👀

Eli Weiss9 months ago

Holy moly this is very cool

Ravi Riley9 months ago

What’d you use to connect everything

Haakam Aujla9 months ago

Lebron James of coding agents

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

Nothing but net!

Jack Stettner9 months ago

So cool. How are you indexing / searching code + logs + tickets? Seems like a ton of context

Tyler Todt9 months ago

Wow!! Rip all coders soon! This is amazing! Awesome stuff Pablo!

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

Thanks Tyler!

Noorie9 months ago

Huge 🐐🐐

Silen Naihin9 months ago

Absolute swaggy jacket

Federico Reyes Gomez9 months ago

this is incredible

Vaibhav Singh9 months ago

built similar agents. one bad fix at 2am and you want a kill switch fast.

Josh9 months ago

Whats the token cost to output value ratio on this?

Jason Chan9 months ago

Looks awesome!

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

Thank you Jason!

Anna Yuan9 months ago

I want that “emails users when things break!”

fang9 months ago

i want an AI employee that tracks X for sick tools like these and onboards them onto my tech stack to test them out

Euro_maxxing9 months ago

nice job!

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

Thank you Guillaume!

Terry Carson9 months ago

That’s wild, congrats! Honestly, this sounds super impressive and also a little terrifying. Can’t wait to see where it goes! Hope it is open source or a one-time buy.

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

I appreciate it, Terry! Definitely considering open source- think this kind of product should be very accessible

Shreyas Kar9 months ago

Looks really cool!

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

Thank you!

jeff annaraj9 months ago

Hell yeah brother

Venkat9 months ago

this is awesome

Avi Konduru9 months ago

Congrats to the 🐐 for the launch!

Divam Gupta9 months ago

So cool. It’s crazy how coding agents are becoming so powerful!

Toni Lopez9 months ago

Congrats!! this is huge!

Leadership Daily9 months ago

Amazing

Benjamin Skinner9 months ago

this is epic

Hugo9 months ago

You just need to add a new trigger on the top right: Pablo's brain (triggers every time you have a new idea)

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

BCI integration coming soon

Michael Roberson9 months ago

Self-driving company 🔥

Abhay Gupta9 months ago

This is awesome

Uv Sundrani9 months ago

I want access plz

Pablo Hansen9 months ago

Are you sure? Since we onboarded the agents, I've felt like I'm out of a job...

Michael Kim9 months ago

game time.

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