Edward Ziadeh

Interesting question. I’m starting to feel that “trusting AI” is becoming less about believing the model is always right and more about learning how to collaborate with it effectively. For builders, AI is already part of the workflow: coding, research, writing, debugging, and even product ideation. But the real leverage comes when you treat it like a thinking partner, not an oracle. The paradox...

Spot on. I’m currently running a Soft Paywall for Minddraft.app for the same reason—I want users to feel the value of the AI validation before they pay. The catch? It makes marketing feel like an uphill battle. Since we aren't 'forcing' the conversion, we need way more eyes on the product to see results. Marketing is definitely the hardest nut to crack here. Has anyone here managed to scale...

That sounds fantastic! I'll take a look at it.

I feel this deeply. We’ve spent a decade finding 'order' through manual refactoring and hitting those walls ourselves. It’s hard to trade that satisfying 'a-ha!' moment for the efficiency of an agent. While things are changing fast, maybe the new 'best practice' isn't just the code itself, but how we encode our strong opinions into the agents we build. We aren't just Scrum Masters; we're the...