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@levelsio Good point. I suppose it’s a question of how much Claude/gpt swallows? If the app and text box are somehow differentiated enough they might own it. But differentiating might be impossible. Hmm
@levelsio @NickADobos Building this today after getting sick of text messages and needing to prompt codex.
Hmm. If you fix every bug in 5 seconds you don’t need to call a dev Just make your bug report text box a Claude text box, that users use to personalize 90% of the app for their use case Why would the ideal be the end user uses Claude directly, then hosts and manages all the infra and services? I don’t think that makes sense?
@NickADobos "Just make your bug report text box a Claude text box, that users use to personalize 90% of the app for their use case" Capitalism always removes unnecessary parts: user -> text box -> dev -> claude Becomes user -> claude
@levelsio Say more? I think there is a lot to be said for the UX and experience. Economics being the main factor seems suspicious.
@NickADobos It's more economics than UX
Users are excited about AI prompts letting non-engineers instantly personalize and fix business software because they plan to build similar tools themselves and agree with the core idea.
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