The discourse · 19 July 2026
“we just recently canceled our Salesforce contract because we have an internal CRM that was built, you know, was vibe coded, that is working better, that is managing our process better, um is more integrated into what we're doing. We run our agents inside of it and no one was using Salesforce anymore. $600,000 a year. Gone to zero.”
“We were the fastest robot from zero to launch in three years and we've only spent about 15 million total.”
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