Roman Ugarte

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"I think what really created the magic of Cursor was an obsession with building a useful thing today. Cursor was a little bit this recurring prompt of how could we pull that stuff to today even if it requires a little bit of engineering on top to make it work."

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"The mouse would just not have fine enough control to click on exactly that part of the Salesforce dashboard or something like that."

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"If the Shopify integration was a bit flaky or if it wasn't writing copy for products in a particular way, we would get really rich feedback on that."

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"I think OpenClaw got two major things right. The first thing was the models are really smart and if you can just give your bot access to the tools that you use to do your job, it can get a lot of the way there. And then the second way OpenClaw changed the mental model of AI was really viewing these things much more as colleagues and teammates."

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"Who are the co-authors of this paper and the PDF doesn't exist on Google Scholar — it just exists on this conference website."

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"The first pillar is the coding products and right now that's Cursor and Grok Build and I think we're big believers that having a professional work surface for developers and for the engineering part of the organization is going to be really critical."