A customer types in their website. Agents take it from there: they work out who
might need this product and why, dig up those companies and the right people in
them, write to them, and keep the thread going until a call shows up on the
calendar.
a URL
→
hypotheses
→
prospects
→
emails
→
replies
→
demo on the calendar
AI company, with receipts
every startup page says AI somewhere now, so numbers instead:
7 people full-time, all AI-pilled. 51 Claude Max subscriptions between
the seven of us (long story).
100% of the code is written by AI. a chunk of it ships fully autonomously,
nobody even looked.
Agents run the ad buying, the backlog, user interviews, design, A/B tests,
support, and hiring. this page was built by one.
110 to 120 tasks shipped a week. we counted twice.
Visual aids
hasta la vista, manual workwe also act on replies before you read themwe gave the machines logins
The numbers
263
deploys to production, last two weeks
543
merged PRs in the record week
15x
weekly revenue since May
16 GPUs
in our racks, plus 2x DGX B300 arriving
0.6 PB
NVMe in the storage shelf
3,000+
CPU cores of our own
Team needs
Hunger to shipfull
Funhigh
Dolphinsfull
Meetingsstarved
Bureaucracystarved
Hands on deckneeds you
The job
1Walk into a live backlog of real product problems, mostly retention: how well
replies get handled, how well instructions in an email actually get followed, how
targeting holds up against reality.
2Fix them the way everything gets fixed here: you point a few agents at the
problem and go. nobody signs off on it, we don't have anyone for that.
3Then it gets wider. reply rate experiments, send copy, whatever looks
juiciest. nobody here owns a lane anyway.
not a stock photo: the retention slice of our live board, screenshotted August 11
Who fits
You run more than one agent at a time and you've built your own setup for it.
a harness, skills you wrote yourself, some trick that makes an agent smarter than
somebody elses defaults.
We don't care what stack you came from, only how fast you pick up whichever one is
in front of you.
We have plenty to teach you about agentic coding, and we expect to learn from you
too. that's how it's supposed to work.
What we offer
$10,000 - $12,000 / month. contract to start, full-time once it's a fit
on both sides. start as soon as you can.
Anywhere works, we lean toward CET hours for overlap.
No sprints, nobody queues for review. fixes ship the same morning you write them.
Yani, our in-house AI agent, runs your onboarding. she holds more context
on the product and the code than any of us at this point.
The team
Yani
Vladimir
Nazarii
Khariton
Alex
Olya
Ilya
Gleb
Anton
Leo
yes, the dolphins are on purpose
How to join
Four steps. takes about a week if nobody sits on their hands.
1Hit Reply. Tell us how you actually use AI to build software day to
day. link your harness, skills, or CLAUDE.md if any of it is public. we do
read them.
2A 20 minute call with Alex, the CEO. no recruiter screen, we don't have one.
3A paid test project. a couple of hours, you do it with agents, we pay
real money.