Sam Altman says we'll soon see 10-person billion-dollar companies. Human Behavior just launched proof of what that actually looks like. Not "AI writes your code faster." Actual agents that watch every user session, catch the bug before support does, and open the PR while your team sleeps. That's the signal. We're moving from: software that shows you what broke → agents that already fixed it. A new category is emerging: → Your product breaks silently → Agents catch it, trace it, reproduce it → They ship the fix as a PR → You wake up to a done job, not a dashboard This is what a 10-person team running like a hundred-person team actually requires — not more hires, just agents doing the work nobody had time for. Most people will scroll past this launch. A few will realize this is what "headless software" was always supposed to mean.