My entire marketing operation at Tabstack is agentic, and I built it like an engineer. One source of truth in Quiver. Nothing hard-coded. Every context change versioned and approved. Agents do the work and I make the calls. Here's how it runs.
I can't stand reading long output. Telling Claude Code to be concise doesn't work. Here are four ways to actually make it stick, ranked by how well they hold.
I didn't run more campaigns. I built the systems that let me do the work of a team. Here's how running GTM like an engineer grew signups 71%.
How MentionDrop's MCP turned social listening from a dashboard I ignored into a revenue-driving to-do list my GTM agent builds every morning.
10 undocumented gotchas for deploying Hermes agent on Railway with Telegram—from the wrong gateway command to zombie MCP processes to the volume path that wipes your bot's memory on every deploy.
Developer adoption intelligence for dev tool founders launched today on Product Hunt. Plus a free DevRel Playbook for this community.
Ten developers. Five different segments. One product. Every developer abandoned it in three minutes.
Developer relations isn't about marketing tactics. It's about engineers helping engineers build better software through authentic technical partnerships and shared challenges.
I'm working alongside Startup Waco to launch a Waco Developer Meetup. Join us on May 29th from 5pm to 8pm at Startup Waco, 605 Austin Ave.
Have you ever given a presentation, had a developer ask you questions afterward, and later that same developer became a customer? Who influenced that sale?
Why I joined Snap to lead platform Developer Relations, what I'm doing there, and the exciting arrival our family can't wait to welcome to this world!
