Last year, I spent a month building an AI assistant for my inventory SaaS, and users hated it. But that failure gave me a clear vision of the future of AI agents. Here's my take—not hype, not a silver bullet, but a tool reshaping how we work.
I spent a month building an AI assistant for FlashWare, only to get roasted by users on day one. From architecture design to prompt tuning, from hallucination to latency—every step was a trap. Here's my real story as a full-stack developer building an AI Agent from scratch.
Last year I started building FlashWMS, thinking good code was enough. Then I realized tech trends, business models, and customer needs are all shifting. Today I share how I applied 2026 trends—from cloud-native to AI agents—to my own product, the pitfalls and opportunities.
Last year I started my own SaaS business, coding every day. What doubled my productivity wasn't working late, but learning to use AI agents as my coding partner. Today I share how I went from skeptic to heavy AI user.
Last year I impulsively added an AI Agent to Flash Warehouse, and a month later user feedback was all complaints. From tech stack to product positioning, I stumbled into countless pitfalls. Today I share how I used philosophical thinking to level them out.
Last year, I impulsively added an AI assistant to Flash Inventory, and it was a disaster. From inaccurate recognition to angry users, I iterated step by step until the AI Agent actually saved clients time. Today, I'll share how I used AI Agent to solve real warehouse problems.
Last year, I impulsively added an AI assistant to my SaaS warehouse system. After countless pitfalls, here's a postmortem on tech choices, architecture, and product strategy—what worked and what made me want to slap myself.