Moving from OpenClaw to Claude Managed Agents let us focus on building a shared coworker. Here’s what we gained—and the trade-offs we accepted.
AI is ready to run your work in the dark. Don't let it turn the lights out in your head, too.
I'm running 44 AI agents across multiple projects. Each one is just a model pointed at a folder.
Polish is the final step of compound engineering: using the app myself and telling the agent what feels off until it doesn't
Anthropic shipped it over a year ago. Most people just didn't notice.
We’ve been working on a big release on the future of work for next week, shaped by what we learned from building Plus One
How one general manager runs a full product using AI for planning, monitoring, and research
How Every uses custom agents for prioritization, meeting notes, OKR planning, and growth tracking—plus sample prompts to build your own
Kieran Klaassen turned a prompt into a working app in an hour and shows you how
Our comprehensive guide to OpenClaw is here
Demos, workflows, and hard-won lessons from building agents that run 24/7
A look at the design principles that guided our smart dictation app from desktop to iPhone
Start with three simple tools, and let the AI figure out the rest
A comprehensive handbook for the AI-native engineering philosophy
A four-step engineering process for software teams that don’t write code
These are the eight strategies I use to help my AI learn my codebase, my patterns, and my preferences
Spend an hour teaching AI how you think, and it gets smarter with every feature you build
Compounding engineering turns every pull request, bug fix, and code review into permanent lessons your development tools apply automatically
It's the first AI tool that feels like delegating to a colleague, not prompting a chatbot
Paridhi Agarwal
Kieran Klaassen
Nityesh Agarwal
Brandon Gell
Marcus Moretti
Katie Parrott
Dan Shipper
Lucas Fischer
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