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AI is getting better at spotting patterns and producing plausible answers. But the core of analytical work still lives in the why. Minimal prompts can feel elegant. They are often lazy. If you already know the context, constraints, purpose, and risk of misinterpretation, you should share them. Otherwise, you are testing the model’s guessing ability rather than really collaborating with it.
A practical reflection on testing Atlas, an internal AI data assistant built around curated workspaces. Why tacit knowledge, assumption handling, text usability, and workspace maturity matter more than raw model power.
Claude Code is brilliant. The terminal, not so much, so Nimbalyst it. Claude Code is incredibly powerful, but the terminal can get clunky once you move beyond quick tasks. Nimbalyst adds a visual workspace on top of Claude Code (and Codex), making it easier to manage sessions, review changes, work with docs and mockups, and generally keep your sanity.... https://remotefrog.com/2026/06/05/claude-code-is-brilliant-the-terminal-not-so-much-so-nimbalyst-it/
Claude Code es brillante. El terminal, no tanto… A Nimbalystear! Claude Code es potentísimo, pero la terminal se vuelve torpe en cuanto sales de las tareas rápidas. Nimbalyst añade un workspace visual limpio y Open Source encima de Claude Code (y Codex), haciendo más fácil gestionar sesiones, revisar cambios, trabajar con docs y mockups y, en general, conservar la cordura.... https://remotefrog.com/2026/06/04/claude-code-es-brillante-el-terminal-no-tanto-a-nimbalystear/
Your Data Schemas Are Ready for Humans. Are They Ready for AI Too? If AI agents are going to write SQL, analyze data, and answer business questions, “somewhat documented” is no longer enough. This post explores how to assess whether a schema is understandable not just for humans, but for AI too — and proposes a practical rubric to improve it....
Own the Problem Before You Send the Agents Onto the Field
One of the most awesome perks you get in A8c is to work with soooo interesting people, clever and always ready to help and to share their thoughts. Like George Jen. He said in a recent post about the Product Manager job that the work is shifting from PRD to implementation, while judgment remains stubbornly human. I think that is right, but I’d add a nuance: judgment only helps if it is grounded…
SYSTEMS CONSTELLATIONS using EXCALIDRAW
Constellations is a coaching and systemic therapy technique. The idea is simple: you place the people around you in a given system (your family, your team, your company) — and you draw connections among them in a chart. That’d be, properly said, a graph. The distance and position between them reveal dynamics you can’t see when you’re just thinking abstractly. What is a professional…
Git Worktrees + Cursor: Work on Multiple Tasks Without Frying Your Brain
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