If an agent builds a feature in 20 minutes, it's easier to say no to keeping it
gethackteam · x · 2026-10-25
A counterintuitive take: when an agent can build a feature in 20 minutes, "we already built it" becomes a weak reason to keep it. Cheaper implementation should make it easier to say no and cut non-essential features.
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