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How to Avoid Wasting Your Development Budget: 4 Questions to Ask an IT Vendor

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Can Humanity Keep Up With AI? We Asked Kateryna, CEO of Wamisoftware. Here’s What She Said.

In January 2026, Dario Amodei — CEO of Anthropic, the company behind Claude — published 20,000 words about what he called “The Adolescence of Technology.” His central warning: AI is about to test humanity as a species. That we’re approaching a moment where humans will be hande…

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The New Founders Don’t Think Like Developers. That’s Their Edge.

Something shifted in who builds the best products. It’s worth paying attention to. The founders who excite us most right now are not technical. They don’t think in functions and frameworks. They don’t optimize for clean code or elegant architecture. They think about people — w…

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What Happens When AI Writes Most of Your Code. A Real Project, Honest Results.

One developer. An AI execution partner. Five weeks. Here’s what we learned. The pitch sounds almost too good: one developer, an AI agent as the execution partner, and a production-ready B2B SaaS at the end of it. We didn’t set out to prove a point about AI-assisted development…

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Negotiating Under Pressure at Enterprise Conferences: What Our BizDev Actually Does

We asked our Business Development Manager how she handles high-stakes conversations at enterprise events. Here’s what she shared. Conference season is in full swing. And if you work in B2B sales or business development, you know the particular kind of pressure that comes with …

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Why Smaller Teams Are Winning in the Agentic Era

The assumption that bigger engineering teams build better products is being quietly disproved. Here’s what’s actually happening. For most of the software industry’s history, scale meant headcount. More engineers meant more features, faster shipping, better products. The compan…

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The Agentic Leap: Why AI Agents Are the New Developers

We’ve been watching this shift from the inside. Here’s what it actually looks like when a non-technical founder runs a product with AI agents and what it means for how software gets built. One of our clients is a non-technical founder building a startup. He’s running his entir…

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Why the Best AI Projects Still Need a Human in the Loop

There’s a version of the AI future where humans are mostly optional. Models reason, agents execute, systems self-correct. The human sits at the edge of the process, occasionally approving things, mostly redundant. We’re not there. And the projects where people pretend we are t…

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Agentic Coding in Real Projects: What Actually Changes When AI Enters the Development Process

At Wamisoftware, we don’t talk about AI trends in the abstract. We work with them daily — across projects, teams, and client conversations. When Anthropic published its 2026 Agentic Coding Trends Report, identifying eight shifts reshaping how software gets built, most of it fe…

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So Who Isn’t Vibe Coding Right Now?

The industries where “move fast and break things” was never an option and what that means for AI adoption in 2026. Scroll through LinkedIn for ten minutes and you’ll get the impression that everyone, everywhere, is building products with Vibe Coding. Startups launching in a we…

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AI Agents Write the Code, You Set the Vibe: How to Scale Without Losing Technical Control

The era of Vibecoding is here, and it’s the best thing that’s ever happened to product development. Today, founders can build AI-native products at a speed that felt like science fiction just a year ago. The barrier between a “napkin sketch” and a working prototype has practic…

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