System Solutions #01: a freight forwarder ops system.
Per-container timeline (arrival → departure → empty return), deadline countdown, date sources, comments and edit history on each bill of lading. Can run inside Feishu/Lark.
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@sezaakgun "~93% blind click-through" is the most relatable stat in AI tooling. Permission prompts became the new cookie banners. A firewall that only interrupts on the scary 5% is how you get people to actually read the prompt again.
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@martyamark Step 5: add dark mode to the MRR dashboard. Still $0, but now it's $0 that's easy on the eyes. The only rule that ever helped me: no new dashboard tile until a stranger pays for something.