After GitHub Became Like Xiaohongshu: Building Products Has Become Even More Lonely
GitHub stars are instant, but shipping something usable is a slog. I explain why vibe coding doesn't close the gap: what Jobs and Zhang Xiaolong share.
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Emergency Room and the Vanishing Moat
Aima Service retrospective: like an ER, users want care, not decor. One week with Claude Code + Codex, we shipped 1.3M lines; the code-volume moat is gone.
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Growth Money Can't Buy
DeepSeek hit 100M with zero budget; Claude Code ships every 1.1 days; DingTalk, Feishu, WeCom copied a feature in 3 days. Money & buzz don't decide results.
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The Day I Couldn't Log Into My Computer, I Decided to Build a Product
Claude Opus 4.6 built a plugin in 30 min after two days with one model. An AI agent unlocked my PC in 30 min. I built Aima Service for AI help on any device.
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What Agents Lack Isn't Intelligence, It's Trust
Zero-friction onboarding and strong AI can't sustain an agent. Users seeing opaque terminal commands feel fear, not awe. The missing pillar is gradual trust.
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The Prompts You Write Might Be Dragging Down Your Agent
Five paradigms—prompts/RAG/fine-tuning/knowledge graphs/context engineering—in three years. Models improve, yet we can't make agents work in products.
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Productivity Surplus, Structural Scarcity of Focus
Coding agents cut MVP costs to a few hundred yuan a day, ending the old ideation funnel. The bottleneck is now hypothesis generation, not execution.
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