ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In episode 2 of The Lab, we talk through what it actually looks like to build software with AI agents in the loop.
We cover the first MVP, why big codebases can make agents more useful, Scott’s prompting framework, enterprise-ready AI workflows, background agents, Cursor, Codex, merge conflicts, and the reality of letting agents run for hours at a time.
A practical conversation about where AI coding tools are already working, where they still break down, and how we’re using them inside real product work.
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New Zealand
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