LaserOwl launched the Harness agent-ready Code Repo product with a new UI and product experience.
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“launch of the Harness agent-ready Code Repo product, and with it the new UI and product experience I helped a tiny bit with last year”
— Joe Taylor|LaserOwl team
Company
LaserOwl
Founder-led product, UX and AI engagements. Fixed price, no delivery team.
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Company size
- 1 employees
Senior, hands-on work on two kinds of problems: getting AI genuinely useful in how a team works, and making software that technically works but isn't good enough yet. Every engagement is run by Joe Taylor directly. He has spent 15 years in product, UX and frontend engineering across startups and enterprise software. First employee at Assemblage, acquired by Cisco in 2014. Co-founder of Cisco Collaboration's innovation lab. Founder and CEO of a venture-backed AI startup that raised close to $800K. Seven months as a product consultant at Harness.io, brought in to unblock a major product refresh. There is no delivery team behind LaserOwl. Joe scopes the problem and does the work himself. AI Enablement starts from £4K, fixed price, fully remote. It is for teams that already have Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot but have not turned access into real change in how people work. Joe watches people do their actual jobs, finds where AI helps, and gets the first useful workflows running. There are four Product Engagements, all fixed price. Product Experience Review, £3K. A concentrated pass on experience quality, plus a revisit once changes are made. Fix a Product Flow, £10K. A diagnosis of why one important journey is not working, and the decisions needed to fix it. High-Fidelity Prototype, from £20K. A product idea turned into something real and usable in two weeks. Get PMs Building with AI, £10K. A PM works through a real product problem using coding agents and leaves with working software. Building software stopped being the hard part. Deciding what it should be is the harder question now, and that is the work Joe does. laserowl.io