Alex Finn

no guardrails, just a harness for an AI agent that just remembers everything you tell it and self-improve.

So you can take this any direction you want and push it to limits that have never been seen before, right?

And that's what excites me about it is like, you can do things like that where you can say, hey, tonight, build me something that'll improve our workflow.

Good night, I'll see you in the morning.

And you can get something like this.

There's never been a technology that allows for this type of autonomous improvement.

Exactly.

You can take it a step further.

This is going to be difficult to do, but I think in the next few months, more people will be able to do it, which is like,

taking out the barriers in your mind of what AI is, like taking it a step further, what you just said, you need to think of it from the lens of what would a human being do?

If I had a human being right here, they had a computer, they had our e-commerce site up on it,

What would they do?

Not what would an AI do.

What would a human being with a computer do?

And what they would probably do is they might create a couple checkout workflows.

Then they might test it themselves, go through, test the workflow themselves, take notes on what was easy, what was difficult.

And then come back to me with a report like here's the three different workflows.

I created three different branches on your GitHub.

And here's a description of how they worked and what I liked about them.

You want to test it and let me know which one you like.