Every republishes Katie Parrott's guide to retiring or revisiting AI workflows
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Every republishes Katie Parrott's July guide on deciding which AI workflows to keep, redesign, revisit, or retire.
The republication follows Every's Thesis: 2027 conference. Parrott says a workflow that fails today may work later, as new tools hide technical difficulty or fit a workflow better. As an example, she cites Tend, a Codex-native system Dan Shipper built to pull email, Slack, meeting notes and company updates into one place. Parrott says she first thought she did not need it.
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AIEvery republishes Katie Parrott's July piece on deciding which AI workflows to keep, redesign, revisit, or retire, following its Thesis: 2027 conference. Parrott says a solution that fails today may work later as new tools abstract away technical difficulty or fit a workflow better. She cites Tend, a Codex-native system Dan Shipper built to pull email, Slack, meeting notes, and company updates into one place, which she initially thought she did not need.
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