I Left My Job to Run an AI Wrapper at Every
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What it took to bet on myself—and why I think it will pay off
Today we launched v2 of Spiral, our tool to help you automate your repetitive creative work. In this edition of Source Code, our column about the inner workings of Every Studio, Spiral general manager Danny Aziz recounts his entrepreneurship journey from a childhood tinkering with technology in the UK to an established engineering career in New York—and then to taking the leap to Every.—Brandon Gell Was this newsletter forwarded to you? Sign up to get it in your inbox. Two months ago, I chose chaos over comfort: I left behind a $200,000-plus salary at a well-regarded startup, and a…
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