James Hartt and Abrar Mahmood are building a software agency from the ground up, in public, with agents doing the work. Every agency was organised around one scarce thing, engineering time, and that constraint has moved. Each episode is what they actually did, what it cost, what broke, and which of their stated questions it touched.
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchJames Hartt and Abrar Mahmood are building a software agency from the ground up, in public, with agents doing the work. Every agency was organised around one scarce thing, engineering time, and that constraint has moved. Each episode is what they actually did, what it cost, what broke, and which of their stated questions it touched.
Booking probability for AgentSee Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. AgentSee Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. AgentSee Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
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<p>James set up AgentSee's own mail server on a Swiss VPS, with an agent writing the OpenTofu and most of the configuration: two afternoons' work rather than the weeks it would once have taken. Abrar asks what was hard...
AgentSee Podcast
<p>James Hartt and Abrar Mahmood introduce themselves and the premise of AgentSee: a software agency for a world where working software can be prompted into existence. Agencies were organised around protecting developer...
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