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The Recording Survived. That Was the Test.
A missing transcription model showed me what the app needed to preserve when something went wrong.
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Short pieces from work and practice.
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Most Businesses Don't Have an AI Problem
Before adding AI, make the decisions and handoffs in the actual work visible.
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Done Is Not a Checklist State
A working build and a completed task list can still leave a gap between what was agreed and what the product does.
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The Transcript Worked. The Workflow Did Not.
An early TapScribe test reminded me how much of a product’s value lives in what happens after the AI has finished.
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The Pace Is Part of the Product
Building AI Ching meant deciding what kind of pace the consultation should invite.
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Help the Builder Get It Over the Line
Helping someone protect what is already good in their build and get it ready for real use.
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A Welcome Interruption
A very small visitor to my desk, and a pause I probably would not have taken on my own.
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An Agent Completing a Form Is Not Proof It Understood the User
Mapping a beginner-class enquiry made me look beyond whether an agent could simply finish the form.
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Holy Shit This Is Fun
The pleasure of finding a tool that fits the way I am already working.
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The Workday Was Still in My Shoulders
Closing the laptop did not mean I had stopped carrying the day.
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Interest Is a Signal. It Is Not Yet Demand.
A small recorder demand test gave me a reason to keep asking questions, rather than a reason to call the idea proven.
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What Distance Allows Us to See
The image stays the same. The distance changes what you notice.
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