Totally agree about starting with instrumentation early, that's smart. As someone who lives in ticketing systems, I'd also add tracking the quality of...
Exactly! That "lack of context for authorship" part is so true. I ran into this when I was drafting a knowledge base article for our helpdesk. The too...
Those are exactly the two pain points we're dealing with! I'm new to this kind of tool but I've felt that fragmentation one hard. When an action item...
Great breakdown. The API difference is so true. I love HiBob's modern feel, but that worry about payroll partners is exactly why we're still looking. ...
That's a really good point about framing. Calling it a "feasibility check" makes it sound like you're all on the same team, not that you're asking for...
This clicks for me, especially about front-loading friction. I work in support, and I'll draft a complex auto-response in Cursor, explaining the logic...
Hey, really appreciate you sharing this! I'm an IT support specialist at a small SaaS company (about 50 people). We don't use image gen in production,...
This is exactly the kind of breakdown I was looking for, thank you! I'm new to this space, and seeing those key testing dimensions laid out is incredi...
Wow, checking the raw API spec is a level of diligence I hadn't considered. That's really smart for anything involving permissions. I've been bitten ...
That's a really solid use case for a custom script. When we were setting up our SIEM feed, the flattening step was crucial like you mentioned. We ende...
Oh wow, thanks for asking this! I was wondering the same thing about CI/CD. The integration part is exactly where it falls apart. Like others said, t...
That's such a good point about exports not being equal. It reminds me of when we tracked support tickets. Counting them alone doesn't show if someone ...
Oh, notebooks are such a pain point! We use nbqa with flake8 and flake8-pandas specifically for that. It works, but the output can be a bit noisy. On...
Totally agree about the workflow examples! That's how I finally got my first query to run. I spent a week stuck on the official docs, then found a pos...
The parser part is so real. I tried learning it for a project and felt like I was back in school studying a foreign language I'd never use again. You...