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Ramp's K curve shows AI-native teams compounding their learning faster than everyone else. @tarunsachdeva on why being open with your agent session data is how a team gets on the right side of that curve.

Agent sessions aren't just logs, they're decision data. @tarunsachdeva argues that data should benefit the teams it comes from, not just the model providers, and explains how sales teams are already learning from it with Traces.

Sharing your coding agent sessions can feel like oversharing. @tarunsachdeva on how Traces starts with one session at a time, then a skill, then a git hook that links every session to the commits and pull requests it produced.

Traces started as an internal tool so a small team could see how everyone was working with coding agents. @tarunsachdeva on prototyping it over Christmas, deciding in January to make it a product, and buying the .com to go all in.