INSANE moment at PromptQL! Just closed our first 8 figure deal at a Fortune 500. Excluding token costs tyvm.
I jotted down some learnings that might be useful if you're a founder in the AI space – esp. at the application layer.
My observations are downstream of 3 big changes:
⋅Unstable reference architecture
⋅Existential chaos on both sides
⋅Security
The six lessons:
1⃣ Navigators, beyond just champions
2⃣FDXs along with FDEs (forward deployed execs)
3⃣Tokens is the budget line-item
4⃣Customers want to deepen their moat, not just understand yours
5⃣Multi-tenancy is dead
6⃣Connect to the data, don't move it
Ofc all the old rules still apply. You need a real product, provide value, build a relationship etc. No shortcuts there.
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