Used AI agents to build and ship a full cybersecurity product — from miner detection to threat intel API to payment processing
Summary
A developer used a multi-agent AI system (Claude, Gemini, Quen) to build and deploy a full cybersecurity product, ScannerSend, including miner detection, threat intel API, and payment processing, with agents managing production infrastructure.
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