Michael Ducker: What Actually Makes You an Agent Builder
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Michael Ducker and Noah Levin get into the practical mechanics of bringing AI into a real business. Michael shares the story behind his work building open source emoji at Twitter, then digs into why AI is creating real disillusionment even as it transforms how work gets done.
They walk through what it actually takes to get IT and a skeptical team on board, and the step-by-step process for turning a single AI session into a reusable skill through a technique called hill climbing.
The conversation lands on the real shift underway: agents moving from single-player tools into something teams build and share together, changing what it means to be a worker at all.
You’ll hear:
- Three reasons AI adoption is creating disillusionment right now
- How to get IT comfortable with AI tools through proxies and access controls
- What a skill really is, and how to build one using the hill climbing technique
- Moving from single player AI use to building agents with a team
- Where to start automating real business processes, from knowledge bases to full agent workflows
Chapters:
(00:00) Introduction
(01:01) Michael's role in bringing open source emoji to the web
(04:36) Three reasons AI is causing disillusionment
(08:46) The trust question: giving AI access to email and bank accounts
(11:11) The founding story of Valet
(15:22) What actually sells AI adoption to a team
(19:35) Building a shared folder as the foundation for team AI adoption
(21:54) What a skill is and how to build one through hill climbing
(32:43) Graduating to agent builder, and where to start with agents in your business
Resources:
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Valet Website: https://valet.dev/
Connect with Michael on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/miradu/
Connect with Michael in person at Agent Builders Breakfast: https://agentbuildersbreakfast.com/
Connect with Noah on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noahlevin/
Serious People Website: https://seriouspeople.ai/