A dev handed off a messy integration to QA in one Slack message. The bug report came back 96 minutes later, zero meetings.
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Every engineer on a team ends up with their own AI setup — their own prompts, their own context, their own tricks. Works great for that one person. Falls apart the second someone else needs what's in their head. We ran into this constantly: one dev deep in a gnarly integration, then goes on leave o…
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A dev handed off a messy integration to QA in one Slack message. The bug report came back 96 minutes later, zero meetings.
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