I started vibe coding last year. Built a thing, shipped it, then stared at a screen with no idea what to do next. ChatGPT gave me a textbook. My founder friend gave me vibes. Couldn't find a tool that actually read my product.
So I built Sensei an AI strategy advisor that reads your site, your rivals, your real metrics (when you wire Stripe or analytics) and gives you ONE verdict and ONE move every Monday.
What's different:
Editorial design not a dashboard with 47 vanity tiles
Grounded in real data Lighthouse scores via Google PageSpeed, competitive intel from public sources, not LLM hallucination
A weekly rhythm not on-demand chat. Sensei reads against this week, every week
Built for vibe coders and solo founders the ones nobody advises
You're the kind of operator who walks into a fast-growing company and within two weeks has clocked exactly where the system is leaking. Maybe you've been a chief of staff. Maybe you've integrated an EOS practice. Maybe you've owned ops at a scaling agency or B2B SaaS. Maybe all three.
This seat is the highest internal force multiplier we'll hire this year. The job is to take what's currently in the founder's head and turn it into a system the whole team runs without him in every loop.
What You'll Actually Do
Design and run the operating cadence: standups, weekly reviews, sprint rhythm, monthly planning
Own cross-functional project management any initiative touching 2+ functions runs through you
Steward tooling: pick the right tools, set them up, train the team, keep them clean
Hold the documentation discipline: every decision logged, every milestone captured, every SOP written
I'm incredibly excited to announce that IQPage, my AI-powered Chrome extension, is launching on Product Hunt on May 13th! This project has been a labor of love, built with the goal of transforming how we interact with online content, making reading smarter and deeper for everyone.
We've spent the past year building Verso and watching how strategy teams actually adopt AI in their slide workflows. Here's our honest forecast.
~70% capability (now): Mechanical production automates. Formatting, layout consistency, bulk changes. The analyst skill premium on "fast in PowerPoint" drops; the premium on knowing what a slide should communicate rises.
