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Not every automation problem is an automation problem

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A recurring workflow can be slow because the process itself is unclear, because the handoff is broken, or because a repeated step is suitable for automation. Automating an unstable process can preserve the wrong sequence faster instead of improving the result. What the current source actually suppo…

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  1. 2026-10-10 00:48 · DEV Community — AI
    Not every automation problem is an automation problem

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