Vas (Vasuman) from Varick Agents

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The Startup Ideas Podcast · FDE: The $1M/Year AI Job Explained · 20 Jul 2026 podcast

then tool usage, then guardrails, then context and memory, then the audit trail, which is incredibly important.

I want to hammer down here a little bit.

If you can't show the client what the agent is doing, they will never trust you.

There's a big fear in AI agents today that, okay, it's going to go off and do something.

It's horrible.

There's a lot of fear mongering as well.

I won't say from who, but everyone knows who I'm talking about.

You need to show that the agent traces are logged.

Everything and this is a software engineering problem.

So if you can do that, you're a step ahead.

And again, there's a full day for each of these things.

To clarify, if you're, you know, working 12 hours a day, I don't expect you to be able to pick all this stuff up perfectly on each every single day.

But this is what I mean by like a 30 day plan, you can space it out as you need.

It's not like you have to get it done in 30 days.

then a real workflow, then a checkpoint.

The checkpoint the last day is you have a working agent with tools, guardrails, deliberate memory, and a full audit trail for one task.

You might not even understand the task the best, but this is just to get you well-versed in building agents.

Fair.

The second week is turning that demo into a system that can recover.

Again, very heavily on the engineering side.

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