SaaS founder
Post LinkedIn lead magnet · Crm
For the last week, I have been heads down to rebuild every SaaS vendor we use… with AI agents. CRM? Rebuilt. Data room? Rebuilt. Portfolio reporting? Rebuilt. Internal wiki? Rebuilt. Email assistant? Obviously rebuilt. Why pay best-in-class software companies $2,000 a month when you can personally architect a fragile web of autonomous agents held together by API keys and optimism? The results have been incredible. Efficiency is down roughly 50 percent. Simple tasks now require three agent calls, two retries, and a manual override. Our CRM occasionally reassigns LPs to random founders. Our reporting tool once sent a portfolio update written entirely in pirate dialect. Customer support tickets now route directly to… me. Because I also rebuilt our help desk. So I currently handle all inbound questions, bug reports, onboarding issues, billing confusion, and one mysterious recurring error message that just says “agent uncertain.” But the upside? It was fun. I learned more about vector databases than I ever intended to. I now have strong opinions about temperature settings. I have renamed at least seven Slack channels to “final-final-agents.” And honestly, there’s something magical about watching a model confidently generate a 14-page investment memo about a startup that pivoted 18 minutes ago. This is innovation. This is vertical integration. This is replacing mature SaaS infrastructure with vibes and inference calls. #AiDontTakeMyJob If you want the prompt that replaced five enterprise tools and most of my free time, comment #LLMBubble and I’ll send you the repo
Mécanisme lead magnet
If you want the prompt that replaced five enterprise tools and most of my free time, comment #LLMBubble and I’ll send you the repo