Built a @bot that turns every @linear X mention into structured product feedback.
It checks whether the feature exists, finds or creates the right issue for the eng team, opens an issue for our support team, and drafts an on-brand reply.
It's a very online PM who never sleeps.
AI agents may eventually transform shopping, but we still have a long way to go.
Shopping is visual. I want to compare products, browse photos, check sizing, read reviews, and notice things I wasn’t specifically searching for.
That’s why I usually ask the agent for a product
I use agents a lot. I do not trust them with my credit card or edit access to my personal inbox or texts.
We’re still in the “wow, it booked a restaurant reservation” phase, not the “here are the keys to my entire life” phase.
I continue to be amazed how the tech industry doesn't realize that the majority of people won't hand over a digital wallet for AI agents to go and spend on stuff, because buying socks + groceries is not a chore to outsource w/o oversight, but an expense to manage...
I find all this dating discourse funny, but I’ll weigh in.
If you’re dating in your 20s, be an angel investor, not a public markets investor.
Look for the guy eating peanut butter sandwiches for lunch who considers Chipotle a fancy dinner because he’s making $30k a year and
