Greg Isenberg

I wanted Kevin to come on just to share what are the tools he's using, some of the AI workflows that he has, and he's just going to screen share.

Kevin, by the end of this episode, what do you think people are going to get out of it?

If they stick around.

Yeah, the hard part is the clarity.

How do you get the clarity to know what to build?

At least that's what I've been struggling with.

All right, let's get into it.

That does make sense.

I just have one question around, why did you choose Firecrawl and iFramely?

Can you just explain what they do for people who aren't familiar with those services?

If I remember correctly, Trigger.dev is open source, so we like that.

I also think it's relatively cheap.

It's something like 10, 15 bucks a month for 50 tasks or something, last I checked.

Yeah.

I just don't want people to see this and be like, oh my God, this is probably thousands of dollars a month.

It's shockingly inexpensive for what it is.

So just a question on this whole feature.

Because when I didn't expect it to be this

full-fledged, on-point.

Is this something that you sketched out on paper and built it?