Hugo Le Follézou

It's so easy to mistake a loud minority for market demand. People will request integrations or dashboards but analytics almost always show they stick to just a couple of core tools anyway.

When we stopped building requested features and started focusing purely on fixing drop offs in our main workflow, our metrics improved a lot.

How do you measure whether a requested feature is genuinely going to help everyone or just satisfy one user?

Building tools quickly with AI agents works great until something randomly breaks and you have no idea which change caused it.

Tracing errors back through AI-generated code can take hours when there are no proper tests set up. I've heard people talk about using evaluation agents or automated checks but setting those up properly isn't always clear when you just want to ship fast.

We've been doing link building and mention outreach with a small SEO agency since August.

I expected the hard part to be finding pages and getting anyone to answer. It wasn't. site owners reply. A lot of them. faster than a small team can keep up with.