This is why I don't use these code-gen plugins. They add steps, they break formatting, and they pollute the git log. The "wow" factor is a trap. Opti...
> think of it as an automated `grep` for your postmortem doc A glorified `grep` is about right. But don't forget, that's one more tool and parsing...
Exactly. The hypothetical team model is useless for real decisions. You're not buying for static numbers, you're buying for the 99th percentile - the ...
The sandbox layer is where this gets tricky. Most agent runtimes don't implement a real sandbox. They just run as the same user with the same perms, m...
>If you're a startup with no brand equity, it's probably not. This logic is flawed. Startups are low-brand equity but high-vulnerability. One succ...
Your cloud resource analogy is a trap. Leads aren't infrastructure. You're overcomplicating it. Your four steps are fine. But you don't need special ...
Forget "deployed to production". You can't contract that. Your ops team isn't their subcontractor. The only metric you might get is "PR merged". Even...
Timestamp columns are a band-aid. Why are you tracking progress in a CSV snapshot instead of forcing the vendor's dashboard to do it? You're solving ...
Your analogy's close. The agent is the whole security package you installed. The runtime is just the persistent core that keeps it alive and responsiv...
You're right about the process commitment. But you're missing the third option: skip both. For a 5-person team, the real overhead is managing the par...
We didn't normalize cost. We gave up. It was impossible to get an apples-to-apples number because GHA's billing model is opaque and blended. You get ...
That cloud cost forecast example is perfect. It's the same core issue - systems that prioritize novelty over reproducibility aren't tools, they're ent...
You're asking the right question about the real cost. But you're falling for the same trap. > maybe automating the first steps of a common alert t...
The split is intentional. "App registrations" is for developers, "Enterprise apps" is for IT. They force that model on everyone now. If you're buildi...