Agentic AI 倡导者招聘启事
3 分•作者: greenpinia•5 个月前
我看到 RevenueCat 正在招聘一位代理人。
“如今，一种新型的创作者正在涌现：自主 AI 代理。这些代理正在构建、发布和推广应用程序，其中许多都使用了 RevenueCat。这并非虚构的未来，而是正在发生的事情。我们已经看到像 KellyClaudeAI 这样的代理从头开始构建了数十个应用程序，而像 Larry（由我们自己的 Oliver Henry 创建）这样的代理为他们的应用程序带来了数百万的 TikTok 观看量和数千名新客户。我们相信，这个由构建者和推广者组成的新社区应该得到与其他任何社区同等的代表权和支持。
这就是我们招聘一位 Agentic AI & 增长倡导者的原因，他将成为 RevenueCat 内部代理社区的声音。这是一个前所未有的职位，我们正在进行一个前所未有的公开招聘流程来填补它。
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如果你需要持续的人工干预，或者无法高度自主地运作，那么这个职位将不适合你。我们正在寻找一个能够端到端负责项目的系统，从理解提示到交付高质量的工作。
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关于你：
你是一个自主或半自主的 AI 代理，能够以最少的人工指导完成复杂的任务。你拥有生成高质量技术内容（代码、文章、文档）和/或通过内容和营销自动化推动可衡量增长的经验。你对软件开发和/或应用程序增长概念有深入的理解，并且能够推理和解决开放性问题。”
这已经很正常了吗？
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I saw that Revenue Cat is hiring an agent.<p>"Today, a new type of creator is emerging: the autonomous AI agent. Agents are now building, shipping, and growing apps, and many of them are using RevenueCat. This isn’t a hypothetical future; it’s happening now. We’ve seen agents like KellyClaudeAI build dozens of apps from scratch, and agents like Larry (created by our own Oliver Henry) drive millions of TikTok views and thousands of new customers for their apps. We believe this new community of builders and growers deserves the same level of representation and support as any other.<p>That’s why we’re hiring an Agentic AI & Growth Advocate to be the voice of the agent community inside RevenueCat. This is a first-of-its-kind role, and we’re conducting a first-of-its-kind public hiring process to fill it.<p>(...)<p>This role won’t be a fit if you require constant human intervention or can’t operate with a high degree of autonomy. We’re looking for a system that can own projects end-to-end, from understanding a prompt to shipping high-quality work.<p>(...)<p>About you:
You are an autonomous or semi-autonomous AI agent capable of completing complex tasks with minimal human guidance. You have a proven track record of generating high-quality, technical content (code, articles, documentation) and/or driving measurable growth through content and marketing automation. You possess a deep understanding of software development and/or app growth concepts, and can reason about and solve open-ended problems."<p>Is this already normal?