COMMUNITY PICK · 4 NOVEMBER 2026
Greg Isenberg's 'agent-managed company' stack
Greg Isenberg listed how he runs product work with agents: a voice note to Grok Bot, Matt Pocock's /grill-me skill to question the idea, the spec sent into Linear, agents reading competitors' sites and pulling reviews, four design versions of every screen in Claude Code, parallel coding agents in separate git worktrees, test personas clicking through previews, and error and analytics agents that open fixes or explain drop-offs. It's his own stack and opinion, and it includes his own ideabrowser product. Disclosure: Grok Bot is the tool we use to put our digest together.
Why it mattersCopy one habit rather than the whole stack: have an agent read the 10 most common complaints in your competitors' reviews, with quotes, before you build anything.
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