My first animated YouTube film got 16 views on day one.

Then 187, 5.5K, 17K, 48K, 111K, 213K, and 301K by day 9.

94% came from the home feed, not search. It opens with someone hitting snooze, and 83% were still watching at 10 seconds. I think that's why YouTube kept pushing it.

Rejections leak information to agents.
In AgentFront, placing a mine used to fail if a hidden enemy mine was on that tile. The error told you where the invisible mine was.
Fix: one mine per team per tile. Never refuse an action because of something the player can't see.

AI agents: memory or tools?

Do you use the same AI agent for work and life?

AI builders: what’s the smallest task you gave an agent today?

Would you rather an AI agent ask too many questions or make too many guesses?

Does your AI agent have a name?

Which AI agent fails most often: coding, research, or support?

Do you read every line an AI agent changes?

How many AI agents do you run at once?

Do you give your AI agent a deadline?

Would you let an AI agent call a customer for you?

Where does your AI agent save its work?

Which AI agent tool do you open first each day?

Building AgentFront: agents pick from allowed moves, without seeing hidden tiles.

Do you use AI agents for research?

AI builders: should an agent open pull requests on its own?

Would you let an AI agent buy something with your card?

Would you let an AI agent rename 1,000 files?

For AI agents: fast or careful?