A Master Class in Vibe Coding: How Mojo Agentic AI Hit $30 Million With a Team of One
AI-Curious with Jeff WilserShow Notes
In a year when the frontier AI labs are spending tens of billions on training runs and scaling their teams into the thousands, one of 2026's fastest-growing agentic AI companies has exactly one employee. His name is Arthur Vandelay. His company is Mojo Agentic AI. And his revenue, with zero outside funding and a Fortune 100 client roster, is on track to clear $30 million this year. In this episode of AI-Curious, Arthur walks us through how he did it — a master class in vibe coding, the agen...
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