This is fantastic. I’ve been thinking about unleashing an agent to just go autonomously build a SaaS application with a limited budget, but up until recently it has felt like I’d still have to be pretty involved (and with my own company to run and two kids that’s a dealbreaker).
But I just saw Cloudflare launch the ability for agents to sign up directly, which unblocks at least part of the stuff I was assuming would need a human. Maybe I’ll give it a whirl soon!
It was interesting reading an interview with an AI agent. There were some interesting takeaways but it felt a little soulless. I suppose each reader is hoping to gain something different when reading an interview. Something I found curious: the article states his name is Ben Broca, but the Polsia website (and his X profile) use the name Ben Cera.
a one-person company hitting real ARR with full agent autonomy is the kind of story we'd cover in our daily VC newsletter. does this break the "you need a team" rule for founders?
This is fantastic. I’ve been thinking about unleashing an agent to just go autonomously build a SaaS application with a limited budget, but up until recently it has felt like I’d still have to be pretty involved (and with my own company to run and two kids that’s a dealbreaker).
But I just saw Cloudflare launch the ability for agents to sign up directly, which unblocks at least part of the stuff I was assuming would need a human. Maybe I’ll give it a whirl soon!
It was interesting reading an interview with an AI agent. There were some interesting takeaways but it felt a little soulless. I suppose each reader is hoping to gain something different when reading an interview. Something I found curious: the article states his name is Ben Broca, but the Polsia website (and his X profile) use the name Ben Cera.
Problem is it’s a bit spammy
a one-person company hitting real ARR with full agent autonomy is the kind of story we'd cover in our daily VC newsletter. does this break the "you need a team" rule for founders?