Tony Fadell

What's proven is if you properly architected and have Claude code go into certain sub segments or have Claude help you build the architecture, you modify, refine it, lock it in and say, just work on these few things,

you know, when these more limited scoped things, yeah, you can make that work.

And I think that's the way we have to consider how we use these tools in a product management capability as well to just say, it's all abstracted way.

It's all going to be better.

And when you ask specific pointed questions, you want this thing fixed in your marketing thing or whatever, and then they're going to like, well, the AI should just figure that out too.

It's like you have given up so much.

Like that's,

To me, sure, you can write code, but there's going to be the difference between, you know, it's like the difference between H&M and a luxury brand.

You can go get certain things that look like that and copies that, but it doesn't last more than one washing or one season, and it's this, and you throw it away, and it's cheap, and blah, blah, blah.

Or you go to the luxury thing, and you pay more, and it's crafted.

It's handcrafted.

And you know it's going to be around for a while.

There is this dichotomy of fast and throwaway.

It's called fast fashion.

We've got fast software.

But software, if you're going to build a real company, can't be throwaway.

Maybe it can, but I don't think it can be if you're really going to do this because you get just technical debt and you've got to start over again.

So you've got to really understand how you're using these tools.

And a lot of these things that these AI coders can do, agent coders can do, can make you incredible prototypes.

Do more prototypes.