Tools & ProjectsNovember 09, 2026
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Why this founder killed his own AI agent
The founder of Snipki shut down his first AI agent and warns against constant tool-hopping.
#AI agents#OpenClaw#workflow#Claude#ChatGPT

🔥 What happened
Jens Polomski, founder of Snipki, shut down his first AI agent “Neo” after just nine months. He had been one of the first to try OpenClaw in February and built a small agent team.
💡 Why it matters
The case shows that the idea behind a tool matters more than the tool itself. Polomski warns against tool-hopping – constantly switching models and frameworks – and flags token costs as a growing concern for companies.
⚡ Our take
Switching models every month doesn’t build infrastructure – it builds a stopgap. Polomski’s lesson: processes first, tools second. Not the other way around.
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