This resonates. Prompts are commoditized now, but the real value is in that messy middle layer you're describing - when to loop in a human, which tools to chain, what quality bar to enforce.
The execution context matters more than the prompt itself. Been thinking about this from the opposite angle - not just capturing workflows, but making them actually repeatable when you're the only person doing everything. The judgment calls are the hardest part to systematize.
How are you handling versioning when a workflow evolves based on what actually worked versus what you planned?
This resonates. Prompts are commoditized now, but the real value is in that messy middle layer you're describing - when to loop in a human, which tools to chain, what quality bar to enforce.
The execution context matters more than the prompt itself. Been thinking about this from the opposite angle - not just capturing workflows, but making them actually repeatable when you're the only person doing everything. The judgment calls are the hardest part to systematize.
How are you handling versioning when a workflow evolves based on what actually worked versus what you planned?