A significant portion of engineering time is now spent ensuring that yes, the LLM does know about all of that. This context can be surfaced through skills, MCP, connectors, RAG over your tools, etc. Companies are also starting to reshape their entire processes to ensure this information can be properly and accurately surfaced. Most are still far from completing that transformation, but progress tends to happen slowly, then all at once.

Shut up, bot. Nobody wants to change anything. Management is still run by the same idiots, changing their minds every day. No mcp will fix that.

Who hurt you?

Also what are you even proposing/advocating for here?

This meta-state-of-company context is just as capturable as anything else with the right lines of questioning and spyware and UI/UX to elicit it.

All we can do is try our best to look at the world with clear eyes, and think about where the industry's going over the next couple years

Not how we want things to be, but how they actually are and will be

I don't think AI for programming is a passing fad

No, but Codex wouldn’t have asked you those questions either

For me, it still asks for confirmation at every decision when using plans. And when multiple unforeseen options appear, it asks again. I don’t think you’ve used Codex in a while.

skill issue

It asks you what your coworkers are working on and whether the thing you are working on are your boss’ number one priority?

But you do know because it ask you. You are very smart, arent you. Dad must be proud