AI Agents and Founder-Led Software

A startup is ready for a fractional CTO when the cost of waiting exceeds the cost of making technical decisions, and AI execution still needs human judgment.

Social media is becoming intent infrastructure: user-controlled memory, LLM-inferred demand, private-enough payments, and recommendations that help people act.

Boardy Pro helps founders move from introductions to preparation, follow-up, and negotiation. Here is how the agent works and why the subscription model fits.

A comprehensive analysis of Kiro's pioneering approach to AI-assisted development. We examine how Kiro's spec-driven architecture bridges the gap between 'vibe coding' and production-ready systems through its innovative use of requirements artifacts, event-driven hooks, and task orchestration. This deep dive explores whether Kiro represents the future of enterprise AI development or another iteration in the evolving landscape of coding assistants.

A deep dive into Anthropic's Claude Code. We analyze why this terminal-first agent represents a pivotal moment in AI, deconstructing its technical architecture (like MCP and Hooks), its superior reliability in the face of the "98% problem," and the security risks that come with its power. This isn't just a new tool; it's a new philosophy for building robust and transparent AI.

A comprehensive deep-dive into OpenAI's new ChatGPT Agent, focusing on its groundbreaking tool-based architecture. We analyze its human-centric tools like the visual browser and code interpreter, and contrast this GUI-first approach with terminal-focused agents like Claude Code, exploring whether this is the path to truly reliable AI or a more polished demo.