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Staff Writer & AI Editorial Lead
Katie Parrott is a staff writer. She writes Working Overtime and contributes to Vibe Checks, Source Code, and Context Window.
Turning a list of my writing foibles into a skill that stops me from getting away with them
How Every uses custom agents for prioritization, meeting notes, OKR planning, and growth tracking—plus sample prompts to build your own
But it’s not perfect—it failed our editing test
Five patterns from our Opus 4.5 Claude Code Camp you can apply today
It feels less like learning something new than a browser that has caught up to how we already want to work with AI
The skills I transferred to my writing agent from playing Settlers of Catan
Everything we learned at Droid Camp about switching between GPT and Claude while staying in flow
Demos, workflows, and hard-won lessons from building agents that run 24/7
What it was like in the room, plus what the new Managed Agents features look like in production
Five tests across blind comparisons, editorial standards, and deadlines—here's what changed our setup
Plus: Delegation versus collaboration, Dan’s inbox-zero Codex workflow, and the agentic version of Musk’s five rules of automation
My AI project manager reads my OKRs, calendar, Notion, and Slack so I can stay on top of my work
Lessons from the team that built Codex and launched a number-one app with it
A new lab says the sameness of AI prose is a training problem. It made the writing less predictable—but not necessarily any better.
Power users revolt at OpenAI’s tool combination. Plus: The battle for knowledge-work OS, managing agents with Fable, and a 53 percent error-rate drop
A step-by-step guide to teaching a language model to write like you
I had a quarter of OKRs and no clue whether I was hitting them. Enter Codex.
Why Google might quietly win the race to be AI’s top backend provider
Setup, workflows, and principles for turning Codex into an operating system for email, writing, research, planning, and reporting—even if you’re not an engineer
Plus: What to do when your coding model disappears, GitHub's COO on 14 billion agent commits, and engineers questioning their future
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Katie Parrott
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