A 90-minute screen share produces thousands of frames. Most of them are someone’s face. Some are a desktop with Slack open. A few — maybe six — …
Read MoreToday we’re open-sourcing PlanOpticon, our video analysis and knowledge extraction tool. It’s MIT licensed, available on PyPI, and ships …
Read MoreWe are at an inflection point. The tools have changed. The economics have changed. The pace of what is possible has changed. But most of the …
Read MorePlanOpticon processes a video through eight sequential steps. Each one checkpoints its output, so failures don’t mean starting over. …
Read MoreHere’s a truth nobody wants to admit: your team records everything and rewatches nothing. Training sessions, onboarding calls, architecture …
Read MoreHere’s a dirty secret about building AI-powered tools: no single model is best at everything. GPT-4o is great at vision but expensive for bulk …
Read MoreSomewhere in your organization, someone is building an “AI team.” They are hiring data scientists, setting up GPU clusters, and writing a …
Read MoreA 90-minute meeting transcript has about 1,100 segments. Each one contains people, technologies, decisions, and relationships between them. The …
Read MoreYour AI agent needs a database connection string, an API key for the payment provider, SSH access to a staging server, and permission to deploy to …
Read MoreMost applications that use large language models are coupled to a single provider. The application calls OpenAI’s API directly, the prompt is …
Read MoreTerraform changed how we think about infrastructure. Instead of clicking through consoles, we wrote declarations. Instead of tribal knowledge about …
Read MoreYour CI/CD pipeline was designed for human developers. Humans who write 50 to 200 lines of code per pull request. Humans who understand the system …
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