“Listen to this episode on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts What happens when you hand your opportunity solution tree to an AI? Vistaly rebuilt its entire product to find out—and the agents were the easy part. In this episode of Just Now Possible, Teresa Torres talks with Matt O'”
This reading guide kicks off a monthly book club celebrating five years of Continuous Discovery Habits, focused this month on Chapter 10, 'Testing Assumptions.' The guide frames the chapter as a bridge between…
If you use AI for competitor research, steal this rule. Every claim gets a date. Last week Claude answered a simple question about Linear’s competitors using an old source as if it were recent. It also stated a guess as fact. The skill forced the answer to show the dates,
Teresa Torres describes a three-week investigation prompted by a beta customer's complaint that an AI-generated opportunity solution tree had too many flat, unstructured opportunities under one parent. She built…
Teresa Torres introduces a practical test harness for running AI product evals. Manually running every input through a prompt, saving outputs, scoring them against evals, and repeating for each prompt variant is…
💭 "I wish I could click on this card and be like, 'Clean this up.'" When a customer pointed out a flat, unstructured branch in her AI-generated opportunity solution tree, it sparked a three-week journey to fix the problem at its source. Here's what you'll learn from this article: How one customer…
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Product discovery coach, author of Continuous Discovery Habits; writes Product Talk.
Founder of Silicon Valley Product Group (SVPG) and author of Inspired, Empowered and Transformed.
Co-founder of Crazy Egg, KISSmetrics and FYI; writes about product, SaaS and customer research.
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