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Pazi
Vibe code business operations
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Vibe code business operations
1.9K followers
Pazi is an AI team for that idea you keep coming back to — a book, a shop, an app, a skill you want to sell. Tell Pazi what you're trying to do and it builds a team of agents around your idea and starts making things happen: a website, first outreach, content, the next step. Every time you come back, something has moved. You stay in control; your team does the rest alongside you, one real step at a time. Like vibe coding but for business operations.
the "vibe coding but for business operations" framing is a good hook. one thing I don't see covered yet: when the team does outreach - emailing a prospect, DMing a creator, whatever - whose identity is it going out under? if it's sending from my own email or socials, a bad batch of outreach doesn't just waste time, it dings my actual deliverability/reputation with real people. is there a sandboxed identity it uses until you're comfortable, or is it your accounts from day one?
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@galdayan Great question. For email, each agent sends as "Agent Name" <agent@me.pazi.ai> from our dedicated agent-mail domain—not from your personal or company inbox—so your own domain reputation isn’t affected. We also limit sending volume and monitor bounces and complaints. For social platforms, there isn’t a universal sandboxed Pazi identity today.
@leon_ostrez good to know email is fully isolated from day one. the social gap makes sense given how fragmented those platforms are, but that's probably where I'd be most cautious for now - I'd rather start Pazi on the email/research side and only hand it social accounts once I've seen a few weeks of the email behavior. thanks for the straight answer, no marketing spin.
Pythagora
@galdayan That makes complete sense—and it’s a sensible way to build trust gradually. Start with isolated email and research, see how the agents behave, then expand access only when you’re comfortable. Thanks for the thoughtful feedback!
the "team of agents" framing is the interesting part - when Pazi sends real outreach on your behalf, is there a review step before anything external actually goes out, or does it just fire once it decides that's the next move?
Pythagora
@sabber_ahamed Today, there isn’t a mandatory review step for every email. You choose the opportunity and can instruct the team to draft outreach for approval first; otherwise, once outreach is within the direction you approved, the agent can send without per-message review.
Congrats on launching. The line that got me is "every time you come back, something has moved." As a solo founder I already run my startup close to this way, handing pieces off and checking results, so one coordinated team instead of me stitching ten tools together is the dream. Real question: when an agent takes the next step on outreach or content, how much sign-off do I get before it actually goes out? "You stay in control" is exactly where I'd want to feel the guardrails.
Pythagora
@worksource Thank you—and that’s a fair question. Today, control is conversational rather than a universal approval screen: you choose the opportunity and tell the team whether to draft first or execute. If you ask for sign-off, it waits; if you authorize autonomy, it acts within that scope.
I tested it. It's a very interesting service! It successfully created my business process and produced the expected result. The only issue was that the chat included quite a few generic questions that weren't relevant to my specific process.
I also couldn't figure out whether it's possible to schedule recurring execution and have the results emailed to me once a week. Based on the business process I described, I need the same sequence of actions to be repeated every week.
Pythagora
@natalia_iankovych Thanks for testing it, Natalia—and especially for the specific feedback. The generic questions should adapt better to your process. You can ask the agent to schedule the sequence weekly and email the results to a specified address after each run. We clearly need to make that much easier to discover.
the "AI team builds a website and starts outreach on its own" part is the interesting bit and also the scary bit. when it sends that first outreach email or publishes something to the site, is there a review step before it goes out, or does it just act and you find out after the fact when you check back in?
Pythagora
@omri_ben_shoham1 That’s a fair concern. Today, approval is set conversationally: you can require agents to draft and wait before sending or publishing, or authorize them to execute within a defined scope. There isn’t currently a universal review gate for every external action.
Is there a way to audit the output quality ? I have tried many of these porduct so far for GTM but not had the satisfactory outcome expected
Pythagora
@nikolaos_chr Totally fair concern—the GTM space is full of tools that generate a lot of output without producing much progress. Pazi makes the work and results visible through dynamic dashboards customized to every user and business, so you can inspect what’s happening. It also uses real outcomes to adjust the next steps rather than blindly following the original plan. If anything doesn’t meet your expectations, we’d love to hear your feedback and keep improving it.
A dashboard showing what each agent is actively working on right now would help a lot. When I come back I want to see a quick "live status" view instead of just results, so I can jump in and steer things before they go too far down a path I don't want.
Pazi
@volkanr1fz Yes, that's exactly what the Pulse page is for - it shows all things that agents are currently working on.