AI teams split into 2 camps right now: Camp 1: Ship constantly. Get the feature out, learn from real users, fix the mess later. Camp 2: Slow down and build the foundation. Evals, guardrails, clean architecture, reusable workflows, proper infra. In modern software development, especially with AI, which side do you think actually wins? Drop your take.

Just wanted to take a moment and shoutout those leading the pack right now in our leaderboard! You guys are awesome! @Wojtek Gajewski @Lingo Mufasa @Marco Farinasso

In this video I go over why it is useful to make agents for your opencode setup and how you can get started. Let me know if you have any questions or thoughts in the comments. I'm here for you guys! Let's grow together!

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