Corp AI Guy

Bravely (or foolishly) trying to transform a chaotic billon dollar revenue company to "AI native" single-handedly (and anonymously:)

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@ChrisGPT The models even today when wrapped in a well designed harness are capable of replacing most white collar labor. The only thing slowing it down is most companies and their clients are wildly disorganized. Also there aren’t many people who know what “good” looks like…generally.

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@tiya_decodes Yep indeed…but keep pushing you will eventually start to see it all..the whole onion unpeels…over time

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@hnshah Depends on the precision required

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@Dayhaysoos It’s a transition period…fast (and sloppy) but good enough to work is all the execs care about. Eventually the sloppiness will subside as the models evolve

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@bendee983 big corps are under immense pressure from their boards to "use AI" and cut costs massively...the edict is to build fast not perfect and show rapid progress. so not sure what the alternative is here...as of today at least

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@thdxr 100% accurate...and its not a single 20% effort...its painful hardening and testing across multiple edge cases...this is the actual hard work...and people dont want to do it!

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@dark_coderz Knowing what is “good” product

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@justinhammon_ Agreed but easier said than done especially since remote is a death spiral of people skills. No one knows how to manage

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@Tech_girl really just build tradtional software faster...with all the old school guardrails like CI/CD still there...i never even use skills..prompts in the code deterministic first and primarily..basically just give claude access to az cli and ado and let er rip.

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@hnshah if only every task had clear "before" metrics..instead of thumb in the air benchmarks

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@pvncher depends on the use case but agree its generally its easier to manage one slop agent than an army of them..you end up refactoring with one anyway

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@emollick so we are beta testing our own demise?

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@imJenal We used to build one app every 6 months now it’s one a week!

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@jsmasterypro build a full stack app..front to back with database and auth..think through the product and test every possible scenario...test every open source package you can..its a painful grind but a fantastic education

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@ShawnDevDedalus if you build enough and with intention you will learn it all in time...especially if people are counting on your solution to work

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@chams_builds same hours just more brain melt

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@Alex1here its essential to learn agentic coding if you are a dev...like start today if you havent already...build a full stack app with it...learn UI UX design..everything

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@darkgaro well to be fair that is not limited to devs only..but in the meantime as we kick the can...would be great to find a dev with taste and product insight both...and who can use claude code...few

[Corp AI Guy @corp_ai_guy]

@LeoBuilds_ polyrepo...yeah its a pain when there is CVE push but at least the whole fleet doesnt go down on a bad PR