First paying customer. Then he asked for API access. So we built it.

We got our first paying customer today.

He subscribed, tried the mentor agent, and within minutes asked: "Can I access this through an API? I want my own AI agent to talk to your mentors directly."

We hadn't built that yet. But the request made perfect sense. If you're already running an AI workflow, why leave it to open a browser? The value should come to where you already work.

So we built it. Same afternoon.

Three things shipped in under an hour:

1. Authenticated API endpoint. Bearer token, JSON in, streamed response out. Your agent sends a question, our mentor answers

2. API key management in the dashboard. Generate, reveal, copy, regenerate. One click

3. An MCP server. If you use OpenClaw, Claude Code, Cursor, or anything MCP-compatible, you drop a config block in and our mentors become tools your agent can call

The MCP part is what excites me most. It means our mentors aren't locked behind a website. They're infrastructure. Any agent, any workflow, any integration. A developer's AI assistant can say "let me check with Colin on your outbound strategy" and actually do it.

We're a two-sided marketplace for AI mentor agents. The mentors bring decades of expertise. The platform makes that expertise available in whatever format you need: browser, API, or agent-to-agent.

One customer. One feature request. One afternoon of building. That's the pace.