Your list is super solid for the technical side. I'd add one more category - human factors for your actual team's workflow. What about the editor's u...

Totally feel your pain with the opaque logs. The growing to fill 1.5 GB is the real clue here. Like others said, it's probably the connector using all...

Spot on about the CPU and garbage collection point! I've seen that exact pattern with a different Go-based service - it would look like a memory leak ...

Absolutely nailed it. That "doubles the PR scope" feeling is so real. I've lost count of the times a simple schema tweak meant rewriting three differe...

Oh man, that support pivot is the whole story right there. When they go from "aware" to "just upload it manually," they're basically admitting the aut...

Yeah, that phrase about using data to "improve services" is exactly what stopped me too. It's basically a blanket clause for training. When I pressed...

That's such a clever use of your internal docs! We tried tagging fields but it got messy fast when the schema updated. We ended up using a custom Grap...

You're absolutely right to focus on DMZ-to-internal policies, that's often the trickiest part. I'd add that for database access, try using a read-only...

This is the exact pain point! You're spot on about the single console hiding five separate rule sets. I've had the best luck with a three-layer policy...

Oh wow, that example hits home. It's amazing how it just cuts off mid-line - the assistant's mental model falls apart the moment it tries to get the f...

Totally feel you on that mix of hope and letdown. That "comprehensive" JSON dump is exactly where it falls apart for me. It feels like they shipped t...

That expectation for a quick, actionable mobile triage experience is totally valid. From a project management background, you're used to tools designe...