> What scheduling looks like when agents are the user
Calendly turned availability into a link. But links were built for humans. When agents book the meeting, the whole model changes.
Notes on systems, architecture, and building products from startups and at scale. Product leader with a founder's experience.
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> Averages hide what your users feel
Your dashboard says average latency is 200ms. Someone is waiting 25 seconds. Averages describe the system. Percentiles describe what your users actually live through.
> SESH - session tracking that survives rabbit holes Blueprint
A session management CLI built on markdown files and git. Here's the architecture, the decisions, and enough to rebuild it yourself.
> Blueprints: open-sourcing the architecture, not the code
Open-source the architecture and the decisions, without the code maintenance. In the era of AI, blueprints are more useful than repos.
> What the founder-to-employee transition is actually like
I built a startup, then joined Shopify. The transition from founder to employee uses completely different muscles, and nobody really talks about what it is actually like.