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Keith Coleman & Jay Baxter

Product Lead & Founding ML Engineer

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Execution (1)🔍 User Research (1)🎯 Product Strategy (1)

Methodologies(3)

Execution

A dynamic operational model that rejects rigid long-term planning (like quarterly OKRs) in favor of high-frequency goal setting and execution. The team aligns daily via a simple shared document and recalibrates their roadmap as often as bi-weekly based on immediate data feedback.

Core Principles

  • 1.Dynamic Goal Setting: Set milestones based on current data, not calendar quarters.
  • 2.Thermal Focus: Maintain a small, autonomous team with 100% focus on a single mission.
  • 3.Low-Overhead Coordination: Use lightweight tools (e.g., Google Docs) over complex project management software.
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"We set our goals very dynamically... We might change our roadmap multiple times in two weeks based on what we see."

#continuous#calibration,#development
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The Agency-Control Graduation Framework

by Keith Coleman & Jay Baxter

🔍 User Research

A meritocratic user progression system that ensures quality by requiring contributors to prove their judgment before earning the power to create content. Participants must first demonstrate the ability to identify helpful notes (rating) before they unlock the agency to write them.

Core Principles

  • 1.Earned Agency: Writing is a privilege unlocked by proven rating competence.
  • 2.Bridging-Based Validation: Quality is defined by agreement across polarized groups, not just majority vote.
  • 3.Continuous Qualification: Privileges are lost if a contributor's output consistently fails to be helpful.
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"If you write one that people normally disagree find not helpful, you actually will ultimately lose your ability to write and have to earn it back."

#agency-control#graduation#research
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Problem-First Workflow Analysis

by Keith Coleman & Jay Baxter

🎯 Product Strategy

A rigorous development lifecycle that starts with a fundamental problem definition and demands distinct proof-of-concept validation at every stage before scaling. It avoids adopting industry norms (like human fact-checkers) unless they survive the problem analysis.

Core Principles

  • 1.Problem Obsession: Focus entirely on solving the core issue (e.g., info quality) rather than business metrics.
  • 2.Stepwise Proof: The product must prove its value hypothesis at each stage (Mockup -> Pilot -> Scale).
  • 3.First-Principles Design: Reject existing solutions (Trust & Safety teams) if they don't solve the scale/trust problem.
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"We were very disciplined... about having the product prove itself at every given point."

#problem-first#workflow#analysis
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