Raman Kumar's profile on Product Hunt

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Hi, I'm Raman. I'm building LoomOS, an AI-native operating system that helps organizations deploy specialized AI agents powered by a shared Company Brain. My background is in AI, machine learning, and enterprise workflow automation. After working on multi-agent systems, RAG, and enterprise AI deployments, I realized companies don't need more isolated AI tools—they need infrastructure that lets AI collaborate across teams. That's the problem we're solving with LoomOS. Always happy to connect with founders, AI builders, and enterprise teams exploring agentic AI.

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1d ago

What does Product Hunt look for in discussion threads?

I've had two discussion threads rejected on Product Hunt, and I'm genuinely curious about the review process. I understand maintaining quality, but I'd love to know what usually leads to a rejection. Is it the topic, wording, or something else?
For those who've had threads approved, what did you learn that made the difference?

p/murror

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1d ago

Agents broke per-seat pricing. Outcome pricing is a trap for subjective products.

When your AI does the work, you can't charge per seat anymore but the fashionable fix, charging per outcome, only works if your outcome is something you can count. Here's how I think about pricing when the thing you sell is subjective.

There's a pricing question sitting under every AI product right now, and most makers are answering it by copying whoever's biggest in their category. That's how you end up mispriced.

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20d ago

When is the right time to launch on Product Hunt?

Because building products has become much more accessible thanks to AI, the bar has had to rise a bit, or at least the expectations have become stricter.

I built my own tool, but personally, I wouldn t launch it on Product Hunt yet because it s still very basic and doesn t even have a website.