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Poor AI Workflow Integration
AI tools fail to integrate with existing workflows and systems, require constant manual oversight, and lack reliability, making them hard to adopt and measure.
In their words
ChatGPT tells me there's no published guideline, but estimates maybe 40-60 per day. Is this right?
if I still need to review and update the project plan what is the point in cowork?
it is mostly mindless work that i haven't figured out how to automate with AI just yet
I really need a GOOD content repository that I can manage all the assets/ intel that are being created
I think it requires a kind of guided trial and error harness. That is what is missing.
I'll do the task he's asking for manually and it will take 2 days like it always does
AI isn’t going to help them fill out the DOT specific design report you’re working on, but the instructions, go-bys, and the person sitting right next you will.
Having a record of the prompts and how much they actually instructed the AI is the only way to prove they made the thing.
I feel completely lost, burnt out, and stuck in a loop of cleaning up bad drafts for features I don't even understand.
Please, please add consent toggles for every-day users that cant manage app billing for their entire company
This is requiring ME to go in and make technical changes to forms, PDF templates, email templates, EVERYTHING.
Experienced a prompt injection attack at work that basically bypassed all the compliance steps.
I’m struggling with how to track people who are “doing it wrong” let alone telling them the “right” way to do it.
Onboarding non technical users: Git, cloning, gh auth, credentials, local config.
business and IT teams
Where they talk
- r/SaaS
- r/AI_Agents
- r/BookWritingSoftwares
- r/Accounting
- r/ArtificialInteligence
- r/antiwork
- r/consulting
- r/Odoo
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Copilot
- ChatGPT
- Claude Code
- MCP
- Codex
- Excel
- Gemini
Why those fall short
- answers rewritten into sterile corporate language, losing nuance
- AI gives nonsensical answers and ignores DOT standards and firm workflows
- clients rarely have or provide prompt and instruction records
- vendor portal tickets take days or hours
- output feels lifeless and sloppy, nothing like real technical writing
Map of ideas
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