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I've been trying to access some old posts, and I just see a 'Sorry.' message.

Is that happening to all?

I've been growing my agent swarm beyond SWE helpers, and I've been wondering what others have specifically done for product and UX.

Last week I had a convo with 7 separate UX/PM teams and a few seem to be very advanced with their own local set of agents for Product & UX that go way beyond the "basics" I thought of.

I would love to understand what are those principles/'starting points' that everyone should consider when taking their discipline to the next level.

Any ideas that go beyond "I coded my own design system" or "Figma MCP" but more like "I have these sets of 10 agents that evaluate, compound and etc"? Anything worth reading that's next level in the space?

For the curious: The end goal is to make every template public, https://templates.agent-swarm.dev/ My research started after reading https://elenaflores.es/aibusinesscase

Hi HN!

I've been working on a free OSS solution to give business level visibility for vibe-coded/solopreneur/small teams solutions (https://github.com/desplega-ai/business-use).

The idea is simple:

Allow them to understand what's happening in the wild. Without staging/canary/testing environments, or the technical acumen required for sophisticated solutions.

I would love to get some ruthless feedback.

Do you know people with this problem? Are they trying to solve it? How?

How much would you charge for the cloud version?

What is this solution missing?

I've been asking around about the concept of semantic monitoring, and most people seems to not even understand the concept.

Are there efficient solutions for this problem? Is this a real problem for your software?

With the raise of vibe-coding, it seems to me this is actually a very needed area of development.

My assumption is that with AI taking on a lot of the menial tasks we are forced to do, a new way of thinking UX should start bubbling up.

That way is to have an experience similar to a RTS, whereas you can distribute resources, ie. tokens, into different actions to prioritize how your area/project/company is investing their resources to achieve goals.

For example, for Growth marketing, having a mission control centre to be able to split investments between generating new blogposts, personalized multi-channel campaigns, paid ads, branding videos, hacky growth tools, etc.

I believe the principle can be applied to everything really, so wondering if others are trying the same, and when it's the right moment to try this on your app.