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You hire someone, hand them a client presentation, tell them they are not allowed to ask a single question, and promise to fire them if the first draft is bad. Nobody runs a team that way, yet it is roughly how a lot of us hand work to Claude and ChatGPT, then forward whatever comes back to a custo…

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You have wanted to try Linux for years, and you quit in the same place every time: the install, the hotkeys, and all the ways to break the thing before you have done anything with it. After 20 years deep in Windows internals and three on a Mac, Sash hit exactly that wall, then installed Omarchy, DH…
Your shipping carrier sends a bill. Your invoicing system sends invoices. Nobody has ever compared the two, because the systems were never connected and the reconciliation was a spreadsheet import somebody did by hand. Drummond's CIO pointed an MCP at both sides, extrapolated a year out, and found …
Sash drove this one, and it was a conversation rather than a demo: why so many enterprise AI pilots stall, and why the answer is almost never the model. His framing comes straight out of the ITIL discipline he and Chris both carried at Microsoft, updated for agents - people, data, and agent ops. Mi…
Chris has spent months trying to get his agents to talk to each other, and this episode is the honest tour of three attempts: what broke, what held, and what he actually runs now. He frames it against four trust levers borrowed from how a person climbs through the ranks - human IS the loop, human I…
Eric Brown, a Solution Engineer at Microsoft focused on Copilot and agents, joined Chris and Sash to walk through Copilot Cowork the way he demos it for enterprise customers. The framing up front: the bottleneck in most organizations was never a lack of knowledge, it is coordination across email, m…
Sash drives this one, and he does not start with the tool. He starts with the failure. He was running Claude Code across two Macs, so his first move was the obvious one: put his intelligence folder of Markdown context files in a git repo and sync it to both machines. That worked until it did not. E…
Kevin Johnson - KJ - leads the AI and automation practice at Pinnacle Financial Partners, a bank that closed a merger of equals in January between two institutions north of $60 billion each. He has been doing this hand-to-hand since ChatGPT launched in November 2022. Chris and Sash brought him on t…
Anthropic started watermarking every piece of text Claude produces, worldwide, three days before this episode and Sash and Chris jumped on an unplanned morning show to work through what it actually does. The watermark has two parts: an invisible mark woven into the text itself, and C2PA metadata (t…
Rene Charbonneau returns three months after EP.009 to report on the promise he made on his way out the door: refactor his AgentOS. He didn't refactor it. He blew it up. What started as a two-week attempt to untangle a ball of yarn he and Claude had built together turned into a full rebuild once he …
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