Fun episode with Keith on all things Lightfield and their business world model. While the product they built is impressive on its own, it's even more so given they hard pivoted their way here.
The transformation story is riveting and their product is world class. Give the
Lightfield co-founder and CEO Keith Peiris on killing a product with two million monthly users and rebuilding the CRM from scratch:
Lightfield's predecessor was an AI presentation tool growing faster than the team could buy inference to support it. Keith shut it down anyway.
At @11x_official , we’re trying to one-shot entire software builds.
It’s a play on one-shot prompting, applied to the build itself: we hand an agent a detailed spec and let it work through the implementation, tests, and fixes in one autonomous run before coming back to us for
It’s apparently legal to steal a home in San Francisco now.
Don’t have Anthropic or OpenAI shares? No problem. Just be a criminal. SF welcomes you!
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I’ve been a long time proponent of SF. Post Covid, @DanielLurie has done a great job.
I normally balk at
Thrilled to partner with Keith, @hliriani, and the entire team at Lightfield!
Lightfield's business world model learns from every call, email, and meeting, so you can throw compute at the questions that actually matter.
See for yourself at lightfield.app
Today we're announcing @lightfld's $47M Series A led by @a16z to reimagine CRM as a world model of a business.
For agents to do customer-facing work, they need to understand how your business actually works.
Salesforce wasn't designed for this. It was built 20+ years ago for
