EP 51: AI-Native Software Development: Building Production Systems with Multi-Agent AI
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"AI native software development" gets thrown around everywhere right now—and almost nobody can define it clearly. Not a chatbot bolted on. Not Copilot autocomplete. We mean production-grade systems where AI agents write, orchestrate, and ship the work end-to-end.
In this episode, hosts Sam Dave and Mac Goswami sit down with Mohamed Faker -engineering leader at Vanguard Group and co-founder/CTO of Hirin, a fractional leadership hiring platform built almost entirely by orchestrating specialized AI agents.
Key Insights:
- What AI-Native Actually Means — Every line of code in Hirin was AI-produced. Mohamed's role: architect, decision-maker, final say on direction—not the one typing code.
- From Solo Orchestrator to Manager of Agents — How he evolved from manually prompting individual AI chats (architect, UX expert, engineer) to building agent hierarchies with sub-agents and dedicated "audit" agents reporting directly to him.
- Where Agents Fail — Spotting when an agent burns tokens without progress, takes conversations sideways, or simply isn't suited to the task—and knowing when to stop.
- Validation at Scale — Building internal "audit department" agents that verify other agents did exactly what was asked, nothing more, nothing less.
- Product Management Is the New Core Skill — Knowing how to break down features, prioritize by dependency and complexity, matters more than knowing how to code.
- Biggest AI Adoption Mistakes — Rushing to adopt AI without defining real ROI, plus strategies that fail because the workforce isn't trained or willing to execute them.
- Human-AI Collaboration — Why the human must always stay in the loop as critical thinker and decision-maker, even as the agent-to-human ratio shifts dramatically.
The Horse-and-Carriage Analogy — Entire industries can disappear in 15 years, but the people who adapted earned more by managing the new technology rather than resisting it.
Mohamed's takeaway: "The future is you managing a subset of AI agents. Think about it-you're going to have multiple versions of yourself working together."
Connect with Mohamed Faker: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohamed-faker/
Check out Hyern: https://hyern.com/
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