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Maker and co-founder of AI Hive, the enterprise AI agent platform helping teams take AI projects from pilot to production in days, not months. We combine a no-code Agent Studio with a dedicated team of AI engineers so companies don't have to choose between shipping fast and building right. I spend way too much time inside AI agents, workflow automation, and no-code platforms, so I've turned it into a career. Sharing what I learn along the way and always looking to trade notes with builders solving similar problems. Passionate about closing the enterprise AI adoption gap, especially in regulated industries where governance, compliance, and deployment flexibility make or break every project.

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dolvYour AI operator for content, CRM, and GTM execution
Aug 2026
AI Hive The no-code platform that gets AI agents into production
May 2026

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Joined Product HuntMarch 4th, 2026

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5d ago

CRM, doc, or someone's head: where does your team's real knowledge live?

You know that moment when the one customer detail you need isn't in the CRM, isn't in Notion, and only lives in one person's head?

And that person is on vacation?

p/ai-hive

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5d ago

Demo agents look magical. Production agents look... fragile. Where does yours crack first?

Every demo I've sat through this year looked amazing. Clean inputs, happy path, a nice "it just works" moment. Then week one in production hits and it's a different animal.

Where I keep seeing the cracks:

- inputs nobody planned for (scanned PDFs, half-filled forms, emails in 3 languages)

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6d ago

The AI deployment lessons that never make the case study (mine still stings)

Ngl, I'm kinda tired of AI case studies that read like fairy tales. Pilot, rollout, ROI, done.

The numbers tell a different story. MIT's NANDA report (2025) found about 95% of gen AI pilots showed no measurable P&L impact. Gartner expects 40%+ of agentic AI projects to get scrapped by the end of 2027. So where do all the messy middles go?