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like web apps where you need to like click on something and make sure that it actually works.

So for example, you know, in here you can like at mention the CEO or at mention a project, you know, like the onboarding project.

And this was like a really, you know, you see it all the time, but for whatever reason, my agents had a hard time coding this.

Funny, I can even see here that the pills have a different height and that really annoys me.

Um, so like what I might do is I would go into paperclip and I would actually post this screenshot here and I would say, um, the age agent mentions pill is misaligned with the like, uh, project mentioned pill.

Fix it.

Right.

And I'm going to assign this to the cloud coder for the paperclip app.

And I'll say, you know, when you're done, pass it to QA to get eyes on it and verify it works here with a screenshot.

Now, listen, if you're going to run a zero human company, you cannot be managing your apps at that level.

Right.

Like I'm actually acting not even as a board member or CEO.

I'm actually acting as like like a design PM or something.

And so there is kind of this like structure that needs to be built where you should have a design agent who's already looking at the Web site and detecting that stuff.

And so that way you don't have to be kind of,

micromanaging your agents.

And I would say, we'll get to that, right?

You basically have to make sure that you're ready to spend the tokens to do that.

And you also need the evals to make sure that your designer sort of shares your values in terms of how you want the app to work.

I would say that like even the models today, the best like GPT 5.4 or like Opus 4.6, some of their taste is still not quite there.