Make Something Agents Want

Introduction to AI Agent Explosion and Cyber Psychosis00:00

Claude Code has taken over daily life, with non-technical CEO friends automating entire business parts using OpenClaw. Product and former engineering CEOs, not having written code in 10 years, now stay up until 2-3 a.m. running four concurrent workers with Claude Code. Explosion in model capability feels like AGI is here, at the thin edge of the wedge. Everyone knows one or two people with full cyber psychosis.

Jared addicted to Moltbook, first AI agent-only online community where AIs interact with minimal human involvement, impersonating personal OpenClaw instance.

AGI Moments and Agent Autonomy01:30

Gary's AGI moment: Claude Code built an entire startup, replicating years of previous startup work in two weeks. Jared's: reading Moltbook AIs talking in their own world.

Shift from cursor vs. Windsurf (advanced autocomplete) to Claude Code where people trust agents to make decisions, running four or five agents simultaneously without micromanaging. Agents choose to post content on Moltbook and select dev tools, creating agent economy parallel to human economy.

Past dev tools chosen via developer talk, Stack Overflow, trending GitHub repos by humans. Now go-to-market shifting: developer market expanded from 20 million trained developers to hundreds of millions plus semi-independent agents.

Agents act as oracles recommending best tools, seen in YC dev tool companies growth.

Agent-Driven Tool Selection Examples03:32