Logan Hogg

Being brutally frank - It's way too early to determine PMF, but in our last 5 projects we've:

• built things that were useful to us and to nobody else

• got in front of tens of thousands of people and converted almost none of them

• ran customer interviews every way we could think of and still couldn't tell signal from politeness

• built things nobody wanted, including us

Each time, shutting down because getting customers felt like a game of convincing.

Basically all our code gets written by agents now, and so do the tests. Usually same session, same model. And I keep hitting the same loop:

1. Agent builds the feature

2. Agent writes the tests, everything green

3. Ship it

4. A user hits an edge, I dig in, and the tests were checking what the code does, not what the ticket asked for. Suite was green the whole time.

The annoying part is that if the model misread the ticket, its tests misread it the same way. It's basically marking its own homework. The model is just agreeing with itself.