Ahad answered a question about where Claude Duet has worked and where it has not for him. It is the core verdict of the episode: strong at proactive nudges, weak at finishing long tasks on its own.
right? Yes, just creating a session because I Asked still trying to get the software factory session going, and it's not going anywhere. It's not even creating a session in the desktop.
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So I Asked going to actually ask you, Dirich, in your experience, where has Duet been effective for you and where it hasn't? Because in my experience, as far as effectiveness, it's been great for prepping the four calls, like the sheet that you're talking about. That was really good for me as well. Catching wrong facts before they cost you that, like you were doing with the calendar guard. Supervising the fleet, of course, that's specific to me. But because I Asked it monitoring my fleet and giving me updates, it's been a great job. It even took a list of 99 items that were waiting on me and was able to reduce it to 28 automatically based on all of the context, right? It's also been, like I mentioned, the search visibility report earlier. So it's been giving me really great suggestions and helped me improve my conversations with my clients. It's also been very honest about its own gaps, right? I've fed it other articles of how people are using AI always on AI assistance. I've heard it called a few things, but basically always on machines like…
have direct access to GitHub.
So you need to
have basically a cloud code cloud session in order to give that access. I mean, if you have like a GitHub connector installed, it would access something. But what will it access for? That's the thing, right? So it can read the code over there and ask or answer your replies based on that. But it's…