Exactly the approach I'm taking with Tunnelmole, which as of right now is still a one person company with no investors.
I focused on coding, which I'm good at. I'm also reasonably good at content writing, I have some articles on Hackernoon before the age of AI.
So far AI has helped with
- Marketing ideas and strategies
- General advice on setting up a company
- Tax stuff, i.e what are my options for paying myself
- The logo. I used stable diffusion and an anime art model from CivitAI, had multiple candidates made, chose one, then did some minor touch ups in Gimp
I'm increasingly using it for more and more coding tasks as it gets better. I'll generally use it for anything repeatable and big refactors.
One of the biggest things coding wise working alone is Code Review. I don't have human colleagues at Tunnelmole who can review code for me. So I've gotten into the routine of having AI review all my changes. More than once, bugs have been prevented from being deployed to prod using this method.
Exactly the approach I'm taking with Tunnelmole, which as of right now is still a one person company with no investors.
I focused on coding, which I'm good at. I'm also reasonably good at content writing, I have some articles on Hackernoon before the age of AI.
So far AI has helped with
- Marketing ideas and strategies
- General advice on setting up a company
- Tax stuff, i.e what are my options for paying myself
- The logo. I used stable diffusion and an anime art model from CivitAI, had multiple candidates made, chose one, then did some minor touch ups in Gimp
I'm increasingly using it for more and more coding tasks as it gets better. I'll generally use it for anything repeatable and big refactors.
One of the biggest things coding wise working alone is Code Review. I don't have human colleagues at Tunnelmole who can review code for me. So I've gotten into the routine of having AI review all my changes. More than once, bugs have been prevented from being deployed to prod using this method.