Claude Code, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and AI agent setups: Are we overbuilding our AI agent setups?

In episode 2, Thomas Bekkers and Rudy Faile talk about why lean CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md files and plain coworker-style prompting are replacing bloated agent setups, and what still belongs in skills. We compare Handy and Wispr Flow, ask whether AI reverse engineering is putting closed-source software and SaaS at risk, and discuss Elon Musk's announcement that Grokbot will route tasks to the best backend model, including Opus 5.5 (announced; the rollout is unverified). We also look at Kindlefall, the action RPG Rudy built by talking to an AI agent while he played it, and we close on P(doom) versus P(gloom).

AI PSYCHOSIS | Business Meets Tech
Conversations about what we're building, what's useful, and what's overhyped.

YOUR HOSTS
Thomas Bekkers (@thomasbekkers) — Serial Entrepreneur and AI Integrations Specialist.
Rudy Faile — Head of Security, Automattic.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Are we overbuilding our agent setups?
03:19 Talk to your agent like a coworker
04:58 What still belongs in AGENTS.md and skills
08:10 Handy vs. Wispr Flow
09:54 Is closed source software dead?
12:56 Open source the app, sell the cloud
14:32 Tiny teams, billion-dollar companies
15:33 Rewriting software in Rust with AI
16:53 Grokbot and Elon's model routing
20:11 AI agents in Slack at work
21:49 Rudy built a game by talking to AI
27:15 Can one person make a AAA game?
29:08 P(doom) or P(gloom)?

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/53Dpji7xuQY