Aditya Srivastava

I ve run into this with longer agent runs and I m curious how others handle it.

The original issue might contain the scope, constraints and evidence required. But when another model or session picks up the work later, those conditions often get reduced to a summary.

Trying to reach people who want to reduce their screen time or build better focus habits is honestly a weird loop. Every place where indie makers hang out (Twitter, Reddit, PH) is engineered for maximizing engagement. For those of you building tools around digital wellbeing or focus: how are you actually finding your first users without contributing to the exact noise you're trying to help people escape?

A few days ago, I read a post on Reddit saying that if you don t reach 200 users for your tool in the first month (in this particular case, the guy was talking about a Chrome extension), then your tool is no good and you should move on.

I was scared for a moment because I definitely don t meet this with my extension (now I m somewhere around 75 users in 5 weeks).