AI & Platform Product Management
Welcome to Whispers from Poojitha, a newsletter where I distill the quiet patterns shaping the loudest shifts in AI, platform engineering, and product leadership. Each edition unpacks the real work behind agentic AI, developer experience, data moats.
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How I'd Evaluate Agentic Coding Tools If I Were Building as a Platform Product Manager (opens the original)
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TL;DRMost teams pick agentic coding tools the wrong way: by demo impression or benchmark scoreBefore any evaluation starts, define what “working” looks like as specific, written assertions otherwise your scoring is just a longer demoThe right evaluation framework has four layers: cost model, workflow fit, lock-in surface, and governance readinessCost-per-accepted-change is the metric that matters, not monthly seat priceModel version drift is an underrated operational risk teams without written a
The Agentic Coding Tool Wars: What Actually Changed in 6 Months (opens the original)
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TL;DRFour tools: Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Antigravity converged on the same agentic blueprint inside six monthsThe model wars are effectively over; SWE-bench scores across leading tools now sit in a narrow bandDifferentiation has moved to the harness: workflow, pricing model, distribution, and the habits a team builds around a toolA fifth entrant, Grok Build, just arrived with the boldest architecture bet in the category: eight parallel subagentsThe real question for your org isn’t “which
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