Founders Stuck in an Endless Build Loop Instead of Launching
The post argues that AI-assisted development has made building features so easy that many founders keep iterating privately for months without getting real users to touch the product. It offers a generic pre-launch checklist, such as setting a launch date and gathering testimonials, rather than describing a specific unmet tool need.
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