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My job would be significantly easier if I could remember things. Since that doesn’t appear to be happening, I started automating them instead.

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Senior director @ashley.dev shares why she calls automations in the GitHub Copilot app an accessibility tool. github.blog/developer-sk...

github.blogI automated my job (and it made me a better leader)Explore how my day as a senior leader looks now that I use 40 automations to help, and learn more about some of my favorites.

27/6/26, 6:52 pm1 repost38 likes

Hazel Weakly

@hazelweakly.me

27 June

Memory is so weird. I can remember research papers flawlessly, and weird cat facts from middle school The 164 random throwaway “hey can you…” asks I get per week that need triage, prioritisation, and follow up? Absolutely not 🫠

This Ain’t Michael

@micheil.bsky.social

27 June

This is literally why I pursued science: memorization was never my sweet spot. If I could envision a framework, abstraction or mental models/tools, then I could cook. Now if I could just remember where I put them... 🤷‍♂️😜

Pawel Orzech

@pawel.orzech.me

28 June

Thanks for sharing this! As AuDHD myself this is weirdly encouraging about what I'm doing with agents.

ash-housewares.bsky.social

@ash-housewares.bsky.social

28 June

Thanks for sharing this! Dona Sarkar mentioned a similar flow using Microsoft Scout recently at AICon Seattle. I feel like these are the valuable uses of AI that can measurably improve everyone’s lives.