Bryan

Goal: launch first app ideated, designed, developed, and deployed by my agents on 7/9 🥵

Whoa that’s crazy 😊 time to get some sleep at that point!

you know it's time to take a break from programming when you say "why the f are you doing that" at VSCode

Haha, yes, exactly. I'm on the road to create fully synthetic companies 🙂

Oh, why am I doing this? I'm creating little teams of agents that need to "talk" to each other...

Like a synthetic slack chat.

My coding agent generates code, "talks" to my QA agent about it, the QA agent reviews it and "talks" to my coding agent.

I'm basically doing everything with OpenAI Agents SDK now. Where's my kool-aid?

Another example about another random topic. One agent chooses the topic, the # of turns, and message length, another orchestrates the chat between participants.

started messing around with OpenAI Agents SDK to orchestrate agent conversations... it's definitely hard to make it mimic an actual dynamic conversation

Thanks!

The "vibe" during "vibe coding" a LangGraph + LangChain + PromptFoo app is -1/10.

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Definitely a Gin + Cozy Christmas Jazz type of night. 🍸🎷

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uhhhhh.... no?

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Who's pre-ordering the #nintendoswitch2 tonight?

AI agents orchestrating a software fusion reactor

LinkedIn has video streaming now? What the

I just told ChatGPT "I love this so much."

I didn't do kiss emojis though, ok? It's not weird.

Anyone else feel like using gpt-4o via ChatGPT is more quirky and natural sounding recently? Its responses now read like its audio interaction.

Wow, just got followed by a bunch of bots. What just happened.

The smart validation stack:
1. Simulate with AI 🤖
2. Test with humans 👥
3. Build after evidence 🛠️

Validate like a researcher, not a gambler.

Full breakdown → www.zerohumanlabs.com/startup-vali...

#productvalidation

Step 3: Build after evidence 🚀

Only build once you’ve seen:
✅ Real user feedback
✅ Early traction
✅ Signals of demand

This isn’t slower. It’s smarter.

#leanstartup #nocode

Step 2: Test with humans 👥

Talk to real users. Ask about their behavior, not their guesses.

Then run cheap tests:
• Landing pages
• Pre-sales
• Fake door buttons

💡 Look for action, not interest.

Prompts to try:
🧠 “Act as a frustrated solo founder. Would they buy [my product]?”
🧠 “What objections would people have to [X]?”
🧠 “What tools already solve this?”

The goal: kill bad ideas fast. Sharpen good ones faster.

#promptengineering

Step 1: Simulate with LLMs 🤖

Before you code or cold DM, test your idea in a lab using ChatGPT:
• Role-play your customer
• Spot objections
• Explore competitors
• Refine your pitch

Fake audience, real feedback.

#indiehackers love to build.
But shipping fast ≠ shipping smart.

Here’s a 3-step validation stack to test startup ideas before writing a single line of code.

(Using AI + lightweight experiments)

#buildinpublic #startups

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Does it feel sustainable?

Are you even an indie hacker if you don't shave using your MacBook?

Fair enough!

Hah, that's actually a great point, and one that got me stuck before.

Does the company that builds the company also builds the meta company?

I was overthinking it and needed to provide agents with examples anyways. So, I decided to build the meta company myself with reusable components underneath.