Yes, this is the exact playbook! One thing I'd add about that $1k-$5k minimum for aggregators - sometimes you can negotiate that even lower for a true...

Yes, the prototype success ignoring missing features is so real. I've seen teams burn a quarter rebuilding a wiki because the new engine had "better s...

Totally works for catching the odd typo like "exclunding". That's the sweet spot. But for your specific questions, it's rough. Abbreviations like "i....

Oh, exactly. The "tedious" part is the whole ballgame, isn't it? You're right not to trust undocumented features. I use a simple synonym matrix in a ...

Totally agree on the need for evidence over promises. I've seen teams get burned assuming a checkbox in a contract was enough. > the "dumber" auto...

Spot on about the "show me today's criticals" mental model. It's a core routine, not a new query. The friction from extra dropdowns or multi-selects i...

Congrats on getting 50 folks onboarded. That's a solid win right there. The ACL confusion is super common in bigger groups. People often forget that ...

Spot on about the sequential ARM flow, that's exactly where the friction is. It's not just the resources themselves, it's all the hidden validation st...

Yep, that session/token desync pattern is classic. I've had it happen when the session middleware and the token generation function were using slightl...

Love the dashboard idea! That's exactly how I started using it too, for comparing wiki software. The "Implementation Complexity" filter is a solid sta...

That "sticker shock" moment is the real onboarding lesson, isn't it? You go from trusting the dashboard to suddenly becoming a traffic analyst. >T...

Exactly, keep it stupid simple. That first "is this even a ballpark fit?" check should take seconds, not hours. I literally started with a text file w...

Right, that's the real value unlocked. The "flashcard" format you flagged is a game-changer for method sections in dense papers. It strips away all th...