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How to Make Claude Code Your AI Engineering Team

How to Make Claude Code Your AI Engineering Team

Y Combinator@ycombinator
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How to Make Claude Code Your AI Engineering Team

Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan introduces GStack, an open-source toolkit that organizes Claude AI into a coordinated team of specialized agents. The video features a live demo showing how to use these agents for product design, adversarial code review, and automated QA to build software at high speeds.

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TitleHow to Make Claude Code Your AI Engineering TeamY Combinator
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Garry Tan smiles at the camera on the right side of the frame against a warm, orange-toned background. Large white and orange text blocks on the left introduce 'GStack' as the core topic. The Y Combinator logo is placed in the top corner to signal high-level credibility.

The intro — as said out loud
Hi, I'm Gary, president and CEO of Y Combinator. I'm also an engineer who spent the first decade of my career building software full-time... then was employee number 10 at Palunteer... I co-founded Posterous... Basically, I've written a lot of code in my career, and I'm here to tell you we are in a completely new era of building software, the agent era. I built GStack to encode this 3 weeks ago and now it has more GitHub stars than Ruby on Rails. I've coded more in the past two months than I did in all of 2013... I've essentially built all of my startup Posterus, which took 2 years, $10 million, and 10 engineers to build.
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  2. 02
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  4. 04
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