... agent to research a competitor. You permit it to: Read public websites. Analyse information. Prepare a report. It cannot contact anyone, send emails, or make external commitments. It delegates

... child (I'm not advocating patriarchy or matriarchy). I take it purely biologically (feeding, for example). Why are more and more people embracing the trend? Are women more productive at work, or do male founders have more freedom to delegate work? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @gapostolov  I'm starting to see that here too; people want to have a career (money) first, and interest in having children is declining. On the other hand, I am not that ... ... more human to feed without resources. Especially when you do not know whether you will have a job tomorrow. Comment from George Apostolov(@gapostolov): Are women more productive at work, or do male founders have more freedom to delegate

... Codex trial required an extra carriage return; fully automatic task prompt submission still needs verification. Antigravity does not execute task-board tasks. A successful tool response is not acceptance of the resulting code. Which workbench operation would you delegate first: reading terminal output, creating a draft task, or changing a selected setting? Release and Windows installers Setup and test boundaries Maintainer post prepared with AI assistance. The diagram illustrates the implemented connection, not product ...

... official website, public contact information, current services, recent activity, and sources proving each result. Instead of making the agent manually choose several tools, I ve been exploring the idea of a dedicated research agent that other agents can delegate this task to . The research agent would: understand the requested information break it into individual claims identify the most relevant source types search multiple sources in parallel extract only information relevant to the request compare sources and detect conflicts track when ... ... result together with its evidence explicitly report information that could not be verified The interesting question for me isn't really whether another web scraper is useful. It's: Should web research become a standardized capability that agents can delegate

... early, meditating, or other practices. But what do you think makes them where they are? What contributed to the world's greatest entrepreneurs' success (qualities)? In my opinion, it's the following things: - They weren't afraid to delegate - They had a group of smart people around them who were willing to test an unconventional idea (at the time) - They were disciplined and didn't let failure or threats intimidate them - They were doing more things (generalists, not specalists) Comment ... ... keep moving without losing the big picture Comment from Ben Cohen(@bencohen): @busmark_w_nika  maybe you have made it, you're just flexible enough to keep moving the finish line Comment from Lisa(@yelyzaveta_kibets): The delegation

... been building a SaaS around a simple idea: what if a business could actually delegate some of its repetitive work to an AI employee? Things like answering customer questions, capturing leads, handling enquiries and helping with bookings. I m curious what founders here would genuinely trust an AI employee to handle and what you would always want a human to deal with. I m building this right now and would love to hear how other founders think about ...

... clone knows nothing you didn't write down. It can't see your conversation. The library you rejected an hour ago, the API version you're pinned to, the thing your teammate said in standup all invisible unless the delegation prompt spells them out. Which is why fan-out works great for reading and searching, and keeps failing for parallel writing: two clones writing code make small conflicting decisions about naming, style, and edge cases, nobody wrote the assumptions down ... ... chat session, and multi-agent systems at roughly 15x. Parallel intelligence is something you buy. A deep audit of an unfamiliar codebase can be worth 15x. A typo fix can't. The rules we actually run by: delegate

... taking action only when certain conditions are met. That feels quite different from how I use Codex or Claude. With those tools, I m usually present and actively driving the session. With an always-on agent, I m delegating something and coming back later. I m curious where others have found this distinction actually useful. What have you delegated

... output an agent could fetch on a user's behalf. The entire point is a person sitting with their own thoughts for ten minutes the slowness, the privacy, the fact that it's them doing it and not a delegate. Wrap that in a tool call and you've automated away the only thing that was working. Some products are a step in someone's workflow. Some products are the place the workflow was trying to get them to. Those ... ... destination? If the value is a result someone wants and doesn't care how they got an action then being agent-callable is close to free distribution and you should be looking hard at it before your competitor

... think about this one a lot, and I don't think the line is really a category of work. it's whether someone downstream can tell the output was wrong before it causes damage. code review is fine to delegate heavily because a bad diff usually breaks a test or a build, something catches it fast and cheap. a legal filing or a medical read is different because being wrong looks exactly like being right until it's too late ... ... there's no build that goes red. so the honest line for me isn't "creative vs

... Context Window Compounding: In long-running agentic sessions, the entire conversation history and tool output (often 100,000+ tokens) are re-transmitted on every single iteration. As a result, token consumption scales exponentially, not linearly. 2. Delayed Cloud Governance vs. Real-Time Execution: Native provider dashboards (OpenAI, Anthropic) primarily offer delayed usage alerts rather than zero-latency pre-request validation. In an automated test loop or infinite tool retry cycle, an agent can burn through hundreds of dollars before ... ... cloud threshold email is dispatched. 3. Asymmetric Cost Structures (Prompt Caching): Modern architectures like Anthropic s prompt caching introduce non-trivial cost variances (e.g., 10% for cache reads vs

... much as possible in the shortest amount of time. Not to mention when you have a family and want to make time for your personal life too. For me, it s: using AI for summarisation, research, and repetitive tasks, delegating tasks, using waiting time for work, for example while waiting at the doctor s office or during public transport travel (usually on the train). What hacks help you stay productive and efficient?  Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @feras ... ... that matters most here is treating energy as the resource worth managing, more than time itself. 4 open hours mean nothing if you're depleted, and ninety focused minutes can outperform a whole scattered day. Noticing your own sharp versus

... What is your tool about? What does it do? :) And does it have your first initial testers? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @abidhusain  When you describe it like this, it sounds complex. Does it have any competitors at all? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @abidhusain  I am curious when you will launch. Once you are ready, I will gladly upvote. :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @abidhusain  I think that I supported :) Comment from Nika ... ... Have you made a research on whether something similar was launched here? So the chance to be featured will be higher. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @victor_perdiguer  For how long have you been building the tool vs

... content yourself, or does a team package it based on your input/briefs? Realistically, how many hours a week does founder-led marketing take if you're doing it properly, not just checking a box? What have you fully delegated (writing, editing) vs

... doing all the work. But here is what I keep coming back to. Whether you work with AI, or with people who use AI, one thing stays the same. You still need real leadership. Integrity. Communication. Empathy. Vision. Accountability. Delegation. Resilience. In this new era, these skills will matter more, not less. That is why I am building a layer that helps you communicate your vision with empathy and integrity, delegate

... what are your capabilities? What are your multi-project management skills? Because I feel like people like Marc Lou or Levelsio do a lot of them and as solo founders, they are pretty fast and versatile (but they probably delegate some things to other freelancers - that's my guess). How many projects can you handle at once? Either solo or together? For example, I was handling 5 or 6 at one time, but it soon took its toll ... ... honest i hit the wall and I reported this to upper management as it was affecting the work , i was lucky to have good manager who worked with me and we started by reducing some projects directly and then delegating

... code, and turning rough notes into clean writeups. - Would never fully trust yet: anything that talks to real people on my behalf (emails, DMs) or makes final decisions without me reviewing. What about you? Which task have you completely delegated to an AI agent and never looked back and which one do you refuse to let it touch? Comment from Dogan Akbulut(@doganakbulut): @luigi_receiptorai  fair, "never" is a strong word haha. bookkeeping makes total sense to hand ... ... people on your team (hiring/HR, how you handle conflict) that's still fully human for me. Comment from Tina Chhabra(@tina_chhabra): fully handed over: first drafts of blog posts, email subject line testing, summarizing long docs, and researching competitors

... factual, structured, and authoritative enough to be cited inside those generated experiences. 3. Your brand's entity footprint now matters across personalized contexts. The same search for "accounting software" will yield different results for a solo founder versus a CFO. Your brand must be positioned correctly across different user personas and data permissions. 4. Citation share replaces click through rate as the primary metric. When Google builds the experience, users do not click through. Being the source behind the answer ... ... what happened." "Here is your top priority this week." We built RCGE to generate content optimized for both Google rankings and AI extraction. Structured. Conversational. Original. What I am curious about What is the first query you would delegate

... agent writes the code who s actually testing it? Do you still go through edge cases and user scenarios manually, or are you also delegating please break my app to another agent now? Has testing become more systematic and automated in your workflow, or you just moving faster with fewer guardrails (and let users break things) ? Also, do you test any of your endpoints? Preparing for a launch soon and looking to connect with people that love breaking APIs ... ... reality when you're moving fast solo. The upside is bugs surface faster when real people are using it. The downside is sometimes real people are using it when it breaks. Haven't gone as far as delegating

... galdayan): our setup ended up being a Slack webhook per agent session, posted to a channel only that agent writes to. sounds basic but the key part was making the notification say WHY it's waiting (needs approval vs finished vs

... than being an employee. And most people underestimate just how different it is until they're already in it. For me, the biggest mistake I see founders make and one I've fallen into myself 1000 times is not delegating consistently enough. Your time as a founder is your most valuable asset. Every hour you spend on something someone else could do is an hour you're not spending on the things only you can do. And the trap ... ... done at 70% by someone else is still a task off your plate. And the compounding effect of freeing your time for high-leverage work (sales, strategy, key relationships) is worth far more than the quality difference on the delegated

... search box has been completely rebuilt to accept long, conversational, multi-part questions using text, images, files, and even open browser tabs. It dynamically expands to handle complex tasks. This is not just about finding links. It is about delegating research. 3. Generative UI: Search results are no longer just blue links When you ask a question, Search can now build custom, interactive mini-apps directly in the results page. Example: If you search for a workout plan ... ... theirs. Following the flow is not about chasing every headline. It is about having the instrumentation to detect changes the moment they impact your brand. What this means for brands and agencies: We are moving from "searching" to "delegating

... Sharing something we've been building for the last few months to get feedbacks. What it is:   Denker.ai  is a visual canvas where you can delegate tasks to AI agents like assigning work to human teammates. The problem we tried to solve:   Prompt chaining feels like babysitting, not delegating

... agree on that personal account stuff is easier to express :) Comment from Mickael Chiron(@hivin): Good point, personal brand helps early traction, but it can also bias feedback and hide product flaws. Maybe the real question is less brand vs product and more how to get honest users early without distortion. Have you seen cases where strong founder visibility actually blocked real feedback? Comment from Jinji Huang(@jinji_huang): I lean toward a hybrid, with the product doing the first ... ... doesn t need a savior complex Comment from B ra eker(@busra_seker1): @tonyspiro  Attention can bring the first users but the product still has to earn trust after that. Comment from Sourav Mahapatra(@sourav_mahapatra1): The framing 'before vs

... What makes Intent different is the living spec model. Requirements update automatically as agents complete work, so every agent shares the same state. No drift. No "which version are we working from?" A coordinator breaks your prompt into tasks, delegates across specialist agents running in parallel across isolated worktrees, and hands you a clean PR at the end. In a recent Product Hunt thread on agentic coding setups , most developers were still stitching together Claude Code + Cursor manually and managing ... ... Code, and Codex are forming composable layers rather than one winner. Intent fits that picture. It's BYOA (bring your own agent), so you can use your existing Claude Code or Codex subscription inside it. Curious whether the coordinator-delegate