i'm alim, one of the makers of agentmash. we launched today and i keep going back and forth on one design call.
in august two of our agents collided on payments code. fixing prod OAuth took 10 hours. worktrees keep agents out of each other's folders, not each other's code.
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Hi all, I'm Simon, in the UK. I've spent the last 15 years running startups, always with a team.
This time it's just me and a couple of coding agents, which has been a strange and interesting change. Some days I ship more than some of those teams did, but it can be a lonely way to work. What I'm building is SupportPages.io - it writes your customer help docs for you and keeps them up to date, including screenshots and walkthrough videos. So when you ship a change your docs get updated too. Customer help docs have been a problem at every startup I've run, always out of date, always the job nobody wanted to do. Shipping features at AI speed made it much worse. Anyway, I'll hopefully be launching here in a few weeks. In the mean-time I'm keen to swap notes with other people building solo with AI. What's the part of the job your agents still can't do for you?
