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How AI made my one-on-ones deeper
I record every one-on-one, let AI extract the important bits, and walk into the next meeting prepared for real conversations.
Pawel Gawliczek • ai-tools, management
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I write about building software with AI agents, the projects I ship on evenings and weekends, and things I've picked up from 20 years of leading engineering teams. No frameworks or manifestos, just notes from someone doing the work.
I record every one-on-one, let AI extract the important bits, and walk into the next meeting prepared for real conversations.
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If you’re working with AI coding agents or figuring out how they fit into your team, I’d be happy to compare notes. Drop me a message.
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