A few years ago, building a startup meant assembling a team. You needed a developer, a designer, someone for marketing, maybe even ops support, before you could even test an idea. But today, one person can do all of that. That’s not because the work suddenly disappeared, but because AI compressed those roles into tools. What used to require coordination now requires a workflow. What used to take months can now take days. All it really comes down to is the tech stack you have. They created the exact tools to launch a startup all by yourself. What a One-Person Startup Really Looks Like A one-person startup sounds daunting if you’re thinking in terms of manual labor. Suppose you’re making an app, you’ll need to make the actual app, set up the backend, create an associated website, and if you’re going all legit from the very beginning, register an official company that owns the app. Then, of course, comes the marketing. Does that sound like a one-man job? Probably not.…