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What changes when your next million users aren’t people.

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Agents vs. Automation: How to Know Which One You Actually Need

Most companies deploy agents when they need automation, or automate something that requires judgment and wonder why it keeps breaking. Here's the test that tells you which one you actually need.4 min read

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Stripe Projects: Agents Can Now Provision Their Own Stack

Stripe just shipped a CLI that lets agents sign up for services and generate credentials without any human involvement. That's not a time-saver. That's infrastructure.4 min read

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The Rise of Agent-Centered Design

A new kind of user just showed up. It's intelligent, it scales instantly, and it doesn't need your UI. This is the high water mark for human-centered design — and the start of something faster.6 min read

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When Agents Outnumber Humans

51% of internet traffic is already bots. The agent-addressable market is larger than the human one. Every SaaS assumption built on the seat is quietly breaking.5 min read

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Business Flywheels: Use AI to Autonomously Improve Performance

Andrej Karpathy's 'autoresearch' pattern is a secret weapon for business: AI that improves itself every night. Here are 8 business use cases for this loop.5 min read

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Humanoid Robots for Software: Why Agents Don't Need Your API

Computer use agents inherit every interface humanity ever built. They don't need your permission, your API, or your integration roadmap.4 min read

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