The two types of Agentic Engineering, and their teams
We return from a break to discuss the effects of an avalanche of app making due to Claude and Codex, including “Camp,” an experiment by Nabe...
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Podcast by Bijan Sabet & Nabeel Hyatt
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Personality, humanism, poke, and raising the ceiling
Why are dentists so into vibe coding? Where's the Steve Jobs of this era? In this episode of Hallway Chat, Fraser and Nabeel discuss the vir...
Be Water, Ubiquity over Ownership
In this episode of Hallway Chat, Nabeel and Fraser unpack the emerging power of tool use, reasoning traces, and code execution in modern mod...
Building Open World AI w/Andrew Mason
Nabeel and Fraser sit down with Andrew Mason, founder of Descript, for a deep dive into evolution "open world agents" in AI products. The tr...
Making the perfect backpack. Craft in the age of AI.
Craft in the age of AI. Nabeel and Fraser start with a dive into what makes the Boundary backpack so great. They explore how AI is changing...
AI Severance: One Memory or Many?
In this episode of Hallway Chat, Nabeel and Fraser explore the future of AI through the lenses of memory, context, and product design. They...
State of AI and Games
Nabeel and Fraser debrief on GDC and the opportunities for innovation beyond the conservative approaches in an industry going through a funk...
Building an Interestingness Leaderboard
We have evals for AI models, what about AI products? Today, Nabeel and Fraser talk about building computer games through vibe coding, and ju...
Questions we’re asking of AI startups in 2025.
Today, Nabeel and Fraser tackle the questions they've been asking internally. What level of improvement would it take to disrupt an incumben...
Granola & The Art of Invisible AI - Christopher Pedregal
Nabeel and Fraser sit down for a round-table discussion with Chris Pedregal, founder and CEO of Granola, an AI note taking app, to discuss G...
Distilling Lessons from AI in 2024
What lessons will we take from 2024's AI products into next year? How better to reflect on advancements in the field of AI over this past ye...
Coaching Up: Should your AI be teaching you how to use it?
Everywhere you turn, companies have shoved AI features into their products that no one is using. Today, Fraser and Nabeel ask each other—are...
Q&A: Is NotebookLM an exception to a rule? When to copy? When are small improvements better than big bets? Will data privacy matter?
Open format Q&A this week. Fraser and Nabeel explore AI data privacy, the ethics of copying features, and maintaining innovation. They discu...
"Software should be soft" - Meter Command with Anil Varanasi
Join Fraser, Nabeel, and special guest Anil from Meter as they dive into the innovation behind Meter Command. Meter's new interface has been...
The New Muse: Hobbyists and AI
How would you design an AI product differently for a hobbyist vs prosumer vs professional? Using MidJourney as a case study in the passion e...
Making product on the S curve of AI. Plus, Anthropic Artifacts
Fraser and Nabeel start by retcon'ing their earlier "maybe we should stop talking about models" and reflecting on the importance of adapting...
Granola, Designing AI for User Agency, and how to compete with $$$
Fraser and Nabeel dive into the evolving landscape of AI note-taking apps, focusing on a new product, Granola. They discuss Granola's unique...
Should we stop talking about models?
Is it still worth it to discuss models when discussing startups? Nabeel and Fraser discuss how that may be the wrong question to ask in the...
Devin & the Autonomous Engineer Wave. Plus, .Com lessons as a model for today
What is the extent of autonomous coding engineer Devin’s ability to generate real, functional applications with little to no help? Nabeel an...
AI Models. Weighing the chances of commodity vs differentiation.
This week is a discussion of the points of differentiation vs commodification in various AI models. Including how these points might change...