Craig Sturgis · Founder, Vibecto
Be more ambitious with agents.
Vibecto puts agents to work in founder-led businesses, focused on software and marketing teams, so you can grow faster, then hire better. Looking for something from a recent post? The newest pieces are below, and the monthly brief keeps you current.
What we do at Vibecto
We codify your best people's judgement and expertise into agent workflows, so their skills scale and new hires ramp faster. For software companies, tech-enabled services, agencies, and other knowledge-work heavy businesses. The full site shows our approach and what working together looks like.
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~8 min videoMost Codebases Aren't Really Ready For Agents
Agents can write code faster, but that doesn't mean you can ship changes safely at scale. Craig Sturgis and Justin Lacey discuss the readiness flags to look for before you set agents loose on a product people pay for.
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