Interesting. It'd be stronger if you didn't make claims that just aren't true. For example:
> Three months later when someone asks "why did we switch from X to Y?", I have the full rationale documented. Not just the decision, but the alternatives considered and why we rejected them.
But you just started 3 weeks ago. So what you really meant is:
> Three months later when someone asks "why did we switch from X to Y?", I will have the full rationale documented. Not just the decision, but the alternatives considered and why we rejected them.
But all in all inspiring. I am going to take a swing at my own executive assistant using opencode (with Claude under the hood).
Interesting. It'd be stronger if you didn't make claims that just aren't true. For example:
> Three months later when someone asks "why did we switch from X to Y?", I have the full rationale documented. Not just the decision, but the alternatives considered and why we rejected them.
But you just started 3 weeks ago. So what you really meant is:
> Three months later when someone asks "why did we switch from X to Y?", I will have the full rationale documented. Not just the decision, but the alternatives considered and why we rejected them.
But all in all inspiring. I am going to take a swing at my own executive assistant using opencode (with Claude under the hood).