Prashan Agarwal (prashan)

I remember when strategic planning meant long meetings, decks, and guesswork. Now we’re building AI agents that run simulations, analyse data, and share trade-offs. Feels like having a second brain for ops. The hard part is no longer “what to do”, it’s how fast can we do it.

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Gas fees are still one of the biggest hurdles for new users. Most people aren’t ready to pay just to try something. It breaks the habit they’ve built across every other app. At Gaana, reducing friction always led to higher retention. Same applies here. Fewer steps, more usage. Sponsored gas should be the default at least in the early days, if you care about scale.

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Everyone’s using the same AI tools now. Same models, same prompts, same outputs. What makes content stand out is the person behind it. The way you speak, what you care about, your weird little takes. That’s what people remember. AI helps you scale. Your story is what makes it stick.

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AI hasn’t made developers irrelevant. But it has changed what “technical” looks like. You no longer need to write code to: • launch simple apps • connect tools • automate tasks It’s not replacing devs. It’s just making more people capable of building.

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Will crypto go mainstream through finance, or fun?

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currently focusing on mini agents who handle specific tasks for content creators, ranging from music video creation to generic video creation and even script writing you should check out @fantv

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Love seeing real spaces being built for real creators. Infra like this is how ecosystems grow from the ground up. Massive respect to the team. 🫡

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