AI Agents Changed Our Source of Truth | Midfleet Podcast 07

Two founders, different conversations, one shared codebase. What happens when their AI agents start building from different versions of the same intent? In Episode 7 of the Midfleet Podcast, Raju and Ahmed discuss context drift, conflicting narratives, and why humans still need to own engineering judgment. The conversation also explores the limits of pull-request reviews, the illusion of productivity, token-use FOMO, and how an AI tool can amplify a user's distraction as readily as their focus. These are reflections from building Midfleet, not a claim that every problem has been solved. In this episode: 00:00 Welcome: building together from Sweden and Thailand 00:28 Different conversations, one shared source of truth 03:19 How a small idea turns into a complex system 07:13 Why an agent saying done is not evidence 10:24 Who owns the core narrative? 11:45 Coding and engineering judgment 17:21 What a pull-request review can miss 19:33 The judgment bottleneck 19:55 Token-use FOMO 29:20 Keeping agents within your strategy 30:54 Why organizations need checks and balances 33:19 Once AI is embedded, control matters 33:54 What people and companies should do now 36:17 Closing Explore Midfleet: https://midfleet.ai Start building governed AI workflows: https://midfleet.ai/register Read the documentation: https://midfleet.ai/docs Watch the Midfleet Podcast playlist:    • Midfleet Podcast   #AIAgents #AIGovernance #ContextEngineering #Midfleet