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“Collected that data, then I spoke to our technical cofounder, Peter, and I was 22 years old, by the way, so pretty impressive.”

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Collected that data, then I spoke to our technical cofounder, Peter, and I was 22 years old, by the way, so pretty impressive. Who together, we kind of connected an AI agent who's coding the same way like Lovable and and this kind of tools work. Was able to code the website, the JSON of the website into any languages that was requested by the user, create a pool request, and then all we had to do is just deploy. And now we have down autopilot. I think we had 15 or 16 languages. Every few weeks, we look at the new number one language, and it's all automated.

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A young founder describes how they built an automated system using AI agents to translate their website into multiple languages. The AI codes the JSON structure into any requested language, creates pull requests, and deploys automatically, allowing them to support 15-16 languages with minimal manual intervention.

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Shows impressive technical execution at a young age and demonstrates practical AI automation solving a real business problem.

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