Tenex's AI-native software development process for enterprise clients
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Tenex, an AI engineering firm of 75 people, describes how it builds an AI-native software development lifecycle for enterprise customers, according to a Latent Space interview with co-founders Alex Lieberman and CJ Hess.
Tenex charges for delivered outcomes rather than hours, and uses MetaHarness, a shared set of skills, project documents and a CLI, to keep plans and decisions in Git alongside code.
Lieberman and Hess say the approach suits Fortune 2000 and mid-market companies pursuing AI transformation. The interview also covers Kill My SaaS, a tool built by a builder that placed 19th on an AI judge's leaderboard, and the debate over whether vertical AI products will prevail.
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- Latent SpaceBlogTenex's Alex Lieberman and CJ Hess explain how they build an AI-native SDLC for enterprises
AITenex, an AI engineering firm of 75 people, pays for delivered outcomes and uses MetaHarness, a shared set of skills, project documents and a CLI, to keep plans and decisions in Git alongside code. Alex Lieberman and CJ Hess say the approach suits Fortune 2000 and mid-market customers seeking AI transformation. The discussion also covers Kill My SaaS, where a builder-made tool placed 19th on an AI judge's leaderboard, and the debate over whether vertical AI products will prevail.
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