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Tool surface is downstream of workflow
I shipped one tool with a parameter. Eighteen hours later I split it into three. A day after that, I deleted one of the three. The lesson is that tool surface follows real use, not design.
I shipped one tool with a parameter. Eighteen hours later I split it into three. A day after that, I deleted one of the three. The lesson is that tool surface follows real use, not design.
Reopening the blog as a generalist-integrator figuring out what AI means for people like me — the ones who connect things rather than ship from inside a single platform team.
How I used Mem to create a blog post.
Back in September, I had the opportunity to represent my employer on the main stage at FinovateFall 2017...