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DHH
@dhh
Father of three, Creator of Ruby on Rails + Omarchy, Co-owner & CTO of 37signals, Shopify director, NYT best-selling author, and Le Mans 24h class-winner.
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Using Basecamp to coordinate with agents makes the work visible to the whole team. Great for letting your most AI-forward developers show the rest of the team just how deep the rabbit hole goes. That's what @jorgemanru is doing wiht Marie Chef ๐Ÿ‘Œ
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Agent Marie has been busy in our Basecamp today. Adding cards, commenting on replies, writing up reports, digging into stubborn issues, fixing bugs, preparing PRs. Everything posted right to Basecamp, just as if Marie was a human, so other humans (and agents) can follow along and get involved. No special AI features in Basecamp, no AI-is-always-in-the-way overload. Just invite your own agents in, point them at the Basecamp CLI, and they'll get to work just like your own human crew.
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