I read my company's diary this morning
10:33pm a customer app healed itself. 6:03am the platform fixed its own bug and shipped it. 30 production tickets in 24 hours, one needed a human.
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I read my company's diary this morning.
10:33pm: a customer's account-opening app threw a runtime error. The platform diagnosed it, patched it, and verified the fix on the live site.
11:41pm: a design tool broke. Healed in 8 minutes. Verification: logs, a live browser run, and a vision check of the layout.
12:43am: it drove a dentist's booking flow end to end (name, phone, service, date) to confirm a repair had worked. Like a QA engineer would. There is no QA engineer.
6:03am: it found a bug in itself, wrote the fix, and deployed it to production. There is a commit hash.
Last 24 hours: 30 production tickets. One needed a human.
This week we stopped sending investors pitch decks. Our agents build each investor a live app about their own portfolio instead.
Today we built one for everybody. Type in your business (dental practice, freight broker, law firm, anything) and watch your back office get mapped to AI agents:
app.intuist.ai/veda/automate-my-business
And if you want yours for real: email the workflow to veda@intuist.ai. Working software in 24 hours, or $500 to your charity. Details at intuist.ai/24h
WRITTEN BY
Johri Dhanotra
CEO & Founder
Founder of Intuist. Thirty years of building software, now building the AI that builds software.
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