Kirill Zorin

For some context.

We are starting to internalize the machine A lot of the language around us is generated by models.

We've all decided that speed is the same as progress.

For years we treated product building and software development as scarce skills.

The Convenience Illusion I’ve tried several all-in-one tools that are essentially advanced AI agents: Moltbot and a couple of cloud automation platforms.

A quarter of a century has passed, during which we have found ourselves in the pages of science fiction books.

When I started building GetStory.io, I couldn't ignore the hype surrounding AI, especially code generation development tools.

I've been working as a PM for quite a while now, and over the years, I've collected a bunch of experience, ideas, and approaches that actually worked in practice.

I used to be great at starting things but terrible at finishing them.

Fifteen to twenty years ago, when I was passionate about programming and working as a developer, the most frustrating part of the job was that you had to spend much more time on implementation than on thinking of solutions.

As I continue to experiment with LLM-powered development tools in my pet projects, I'm documenting both the impressive capabilities and the surprising challenges these AI assistants bring to software development.

We all know the drill: launch early, avoid feature addiction, iterate fast, and stay focused.

Everyone who is going to build a product to sell it as an indie maker or founding a startup is thinking about money.

People who start building a startup are worried that they might not make it at the right time.

Everyone who building a product worries about competitors.