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The story around AI used to be about generating more. For many neurodivergent professionals, the bigger benefit is offloading invisible labor: remembering what you promised, the dozen tabs open in your brain, the thread you meant to reply to. ⬇️

This feels written by someone who has never used an AI agent to code. If you think they have any better memory than me you are dearly mistaken. Claude 4.8 (even with the 1M context window) forgets things the moment it gets distracted. If anything, it does a decent job of emulating someone with ADHD

Ok, after actually reading the blob post, and not just the bluesky post i"m doubling down. The bluesky post was written by someone who has never used these models, but this blog post was written by a flat out incompetent manager who is using it as a crutch instead of attempting self improvement

There are a plethora of automation tools task managers that exist today. Any of which can help with the sort of issues that are described in the blob post, and none of which are as resource intensive or destructive to the environment as a "team" of llm agents

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This is a marketing piece for using AI models that is just another flavor of "use a diary" instead of actual coping mechanisms for AuDHD