Hursh Agrawal is a software engineer and The Browser Company’s cofounder and CTO. He argues that engineering leaders can use coding agents to test product ideas directly alongside management work.[1][3]
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Agrawal describes using short steering sessions around longer autonomous runs. An agent gathers project context for a coding brief. The coding agent implements and checks the result while the leader supplies judgment and reviews the output. He applies the loop to features, evaluations and model training. Its reported output describes his own workflow.[3]
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A leadership workflow combining context gathering, autonomous execution and deliberate review.
Start with the task-selection and daily steering examples, then try one bounded internal improvement. Coding-agent experience helps; the talk’s overnight workflow still depends on a clear goal and human review.
Speaker[3]- Prototyping as Leadership: How a CTO Ships with AI Agents — Hursh Agrawal, The Browser Companyyoutube.com
Fifteen recurring meetings a week and still two to ten pull requests, which was not possible a year ago. The argument is about calibration rather than output: a leader without hands on time ends up relaying other people's opinions about what new models can do.
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