Yahia Bakour kept getting angry emails from big companies about bad data quality. Instead of panicking, he treated them as a signal, killed his other projects, and went all in on one product.
In this episode of The Index Podcast, the founder of Context.dev, backed by Y Combinator, explains how a web data API for AI agents went from a first customer that took a month to 400 customers, and why a team of four runs its DevOps with AI agents.
This is what finding product market fit looks like when there is no data, only noise.
🚀 In this episode, we cover:
📧 How angry customer emails became the signal to kill every other project and go all in
🌐 How Context.dev turns any website into an API with a single schema
⚡ Why scraping 100,000 URLs takes minutes with Context.dev instead of a day on your own machine
🆓 Why free credits beat a paywall when it comes to churn
🤖 How a team of four uses AI agents as its DevOps
🛰️ The monitors feature that had almost 500 monitors created within 20 minutes of launch
🏁 What Y Combinator's outlandish two-week goals actually feel like
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🎙️ The Index Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@theindexpodcast
🧑💻 Yahia Bakour (X): https://x.com/mynameisyahia
🔗 Yahia Bakour (LinkedIn): https://www.linkedin.com/in/yahia-bakour/
🌐 Context.dev (Website): https://context.dev
🐦 Context.dev (X): https://x.com/getcontextdev
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