Personal AI Tools Fail to Generalize to Other Users Needs
Developers building AI tools for personal use find that when exposed to other users, the tool assumptions break immediately. The gap between the builder mental model and diverse user needs creates scope creep and product direction confusion before any real validation occurs.
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