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Unknown“Cluely” appears in the public source; commercial relationship unverified — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoRJEXzMiMA45:14 · spoken hook

“How are you guys prioritizing what those engineers work on together?”

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Opens on roadmap prioritization, then directly argues that Cluely's controversial framing created the usage firehose, feedback volume, and timeline dominance that now steer product decisions.

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@Aakash Gupta · 45.1K followers · 0 of 30 recent posts mention Cluely · creator page →

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  1. 0:00How are you guys prioritizing what those engineers work on together?
  2. 0:03Are you guys building a roadmap together on some sort of cadence, deciding sprints or any of those things normal tech companies do?
  3. 0:10I feel like it's pretty obvious when you have so many users, like literally when we started Cluele, we said let's build the most general version of interview coder.
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Turn the cheating scandal into distribution for the bigger company

Open on expulsion, cheating, or “main character” controversy, then argue that the outrage itself created protection, demand, and a launch surface for Cluely's broader AI company.

Founder interviews and tech podcasts reframing backlash as proof that attention, demand, and product direction are compounding together · 26 creators · 26 posts

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