AgentSee Podcast

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James Hartt and Abrar Mahmood are building a software agency from the ground up, in public, with agents doing the work. Every agency was organised around one scarce thing, engineering time, and that constraint has moved. Each episode is what they actually did, what it cost, what broke, and which of their stated questions it touched.

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  1. 5d ago

    Introductions and the premise

    James Hartt and Abrar Mahmood introduce themselves and the premise of AgentSee: a software agency for a world where working software can be prompted into existence. Agencies were organised around protecting developer time and billing for it; when that is no longer the expensive part, what does a client pay for? Their answer, for now, is the last stretch to production, which is as hard as it ever was. Chapters: 00:00 Welcome, and who we are02:32 The premise: what agencies were built to protect04:43 What a client pays for now05:49 Where the value is: the last five percent07:34 Wrap up07:59 Outro Mentioned: Issue No. 1: the premise, and the ten questions Of the questions on the site, this one touches: 1. If writing the code is no longer the expensive part, what is the client actually buying?7. What does taste mean when volume is free? AgentSee is two people building a company in public, with agents doing the work. https://agentsee.work · hello@agentsee.work Subscribe: https://agentsee.work/podcast/feed.xml

    Introductions and the premise
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James Hartt and Abrar Mahmood are building a software agency from the ground up, in public, with agents doing the work. Every agency was organised around one scarce thing, engineering time, and that constraint has moved. Each episode is what they actually did, what it cost, what broke, and which of their stated questions it touched.

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  • Creator
    AgentSee
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    1
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Show Website
    AgentSee Podcast