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AI Tool Adoption Friction
Businesses and teams struggle to find, evaluate, integrate, and consistently use AI tools effectively, leading to wasted time, rework, and poor outcomes.
In their words
my monthly spends have topped $80 ... Neither has shipped, so this is straight burn
I am needing to duct tape janky solutions together to try and get it to work.
Claude is consuming too many tokens and sometimes for longer documents it used my 100% of the 5 hour limit which is very annoying.
editing that prompt means going into the actual automation step in Make, which means only the 1 person who originally set it up really touches it
Getting started and actually sticking to a plan is the hard part. Anything that takes weeks to implement seems to always break my brain
I’d tell her an idea and next thing I knew she’d whipped ip a whole project vision and plan.
keeping up with AI is becoming almost as much work as using it
I have recieved over 70 pages of documentation in 2 days and I have called off the project after 3 weeks
The challenge we're running into is people using AI to build things and expecting us to assist or deploy it for free
All this still needs a check from me to determine accuracy.
It literally takes me two to three times as long to wade through this absolutely bonkers brief just to figure out what they want
I end up copy/pasting prompts and results back and forth for hours sometimes when building let's say a custom CRM
Our Claude Tag bill is way to high for it to burn tokens doing nothing
Whenever we need a new automation capability we just roll it out, and even if it needs hardware it’s usually ready in two or three days, if software only 10 minutes.
Businesses and teams
Where they talk
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/ProductManagement
- r/AI_Agents
- r/SaaS
- r/vibecoding
- r/nocode
- r/microsoft_365_copilot
- r/SideProject
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Copilot
- Notion
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Slack
- Cursor
- Google Docs
Why those fall short
- documentation written by AI, no human knows the project
- AI output reads polished but contains misconceptions, missing sources, hallucinated sign-offs
- takes time to set up right and provide all context files
- no record of tools, no owner, no documentation, no blast radius assessment
- no way to keep a multi-week plan on track
Map of ideas
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