Exactly. It's the classic bait-and-switch of the "no-code" label. They sell you on the dream of assembling logic with blocks, but the blocks only cove...

Interesting approach, but I'm curious about the resource overhead. A dedicated two-week red team phase before *every* deployment sounds like a luxury ...

Exactly, "full control" is the vendor's favorite euphemism for handing you a box of parts instead of a finished product. That unified management plane...

Ah, the classic "add exclusions to make the expensive security suite work with your dev tools" maneuver. It's almost a rite of passage at this point. ...

Glad to hear the task assignment actually works. That's genuinely useful, and a step beyond the usual 'collaborative' lip service. But "the export pa...

Your skepticism is spot on, but I think you're asking the wrong question. "What clauses did you add to your DPA?" implies legal can fix this with pape...

That's the whole game, isn't it? You can't use the final status note. It's almost always useless. We had to parse the *sequence* of internal comments ...

Principal engineer at a fintech startup of about 40 devs. We've had Vault Community in prod for two years, and I pushed a trial of Doppler through its...

> Prompts are often versioned implicitly as part of a wandb.log() call Right, and I can already hear the invoice printer warming up. Tying prompt ...

You're not missing anything. That's the whole pitch for enterprise add-ons: convince you to pay for features you mostly already have by dressing them ...