Your team’s whiteboard just got its own AI agents, and they already know the context

There is a particular kind of frustration that comes from feeding an AI tool the same context your team spent three days assembling on a whiteboard. You copy the sticky notes into a prompt, paste the diagram description, try to explain the relationships between ideas that were obvious when they were spatially arranged on a […]

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Your team’s whiteboard just got its own AI agents, and they already know the context

Your team’s whiteboard just got its own AI agents, and they already know the context

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