Indie dev runs product with four AI 'employees' — kanban shows per-task costs from $0.02
pramodk73 · x · 2026-11-11
Indie developer pramodk73 shares progress on SteerCamp: optimizing security and cost, exploring Hermes and other platforms for positioning, and getting on calls with prospects.
The attached kanban board shows four AI agents (Akela, Hathi, Bhallu, Bhaageera) working as team members on Reddit comments, SEO, demo videos and more — each task card labeled with actual spend (mostly $0.02–$3) and step counts, with 56 tasks already done. A real worklog of running a one-person company with an AI agent team.
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