Designing for Agents
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@zeeg: Designing for Agents This is a piece of comms I shared internally at Sentry recently. Publishing it more broadly as I think the general sentiment is important for many pre-GPT companies. How many times do you solve a problem without ever directly interacting with the source of that information? How many times do you Google something and have Gemini feed you information it’s parsed from websites, to the point where you don’t even bother clicking into any results? How many times, rather than using search, do you just open ChatGPT or Claude to get a quick pulse on something? I find mysel
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