Sumit Gupta's LinkedIn Strategy — CTO &…

If you're in need, I'd happily recommend Damian. Happy to chat if you want to ask me questions before engaging him too.

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Professional Networkingabout 1 year ago

What a journey. I'm proud to share that DoubleLoop is joining Mixpanel! We've poured so much into building a product that helps teams connect their work to real impact, and now we get to scale that vi…

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Mergers & Acquisitions9 months ago

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This is (at least currently) dead-on. The delta between "that's an awesome demo" and "production-ready" with agents of any real complexity can be challenging to bridge. When building agents, you're n…

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AI3 months ago

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If you're working even tangentially around AI this worth a watch. I'd even argue if you're just a general AI user this is valuable to watch. To be really honest, I originally started watching to th…

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AI5 months ago

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Topics & Content Focus

Primary Topics

AI Agent OperationalizationB2B SaaS M&A and ScalingProduct-Led Growth Analytics

Secondary Themes

Engineering Management PhilosophyCurated Technical Resource SharingStrategic Career Milestones

Industry Focus

B2B SaaS Product ManagementAI Infrastructure & EngineeringData Analytics Platforms

Content Categories

Technical AnalogiesCorporate AnnouncementsPeer-to-Peer Recommendations

Structure & Quality

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Avg Length (Words)

HIGH

Depth Level

ADVANCED

Expertise Level

0.85/10

Uniqueness Score

Common Hooks

Contrarian Reality ChecksPersonal Milestone DeclarationsDirect Resource Endorsements

Common Endings

Future-looking optimismMetaphorical summariesSocial proof/Algorithm support

Value Delivery Methods

Mental models for AI managementIndustry news synthesisStrategic career transparency

Formatting Style

Short paragraph blocksDirect commentaryMinimalist use of emojis

Writing Style Patterns

Content Strategy

Hook: Contrarian Reality ChecksTone: semi-formalCTA: Implicit (Value-driven)

Writing style breakdown

The gap between a "cool AI prototype" and a system that actually survives contact with users is wider than most people realize. It's easy to get a model to give a great answer once, but getting it to do it ten thousand times without losing the plot is the real work.

When I'm refining our internal tools, I stop thinking about "prompt engineering" and start thinking about "onboarding." If I were hiring a person to do this task, what context would they lack? I wouldn't just give them a manual and walk away. I'd give them a sandbox, a few examples of what "good" looks like, and a way to ask for help when they get stuck.

If you're struggling to move past the demo phase, try treating your agent like a smart intern rather than a broken calculator. It changes how you build.

Sumit Gupta

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