ADRs or a decision log: which one a small product team needs
ADRs hold technical decisions agents must follow; a decision log holds product calls made in Slack. See them side by side, and make both agent-readable.
Notes from the team building Biddle, the AI chief of staff for product teams.
ADRs hold technical decisions agents must follow; a decision log holds product calls made in Slack. See them side by side, and make both agent-readable.
How an AI assistant in Slack should scope answers to private channels, the visibility rule Biddle uses, and a checklist of questions to ask any tool first.
A copyable daily status update template for product leaders: three sections in a fixed order, rules for each, a filled example and common mistakes.
A decision log template for Slack: one row per decision with thread permalink, implementing PRs and superseded status, plus a one-minute capture habit.
Your #github channel is muted. Route GitHub updates in Slack by audience: events for reviewers, a daily digest for the team, a briefing for the leader.
How to keep an AI-native product team on the same page: a shared, evidence-linked record of changes and decisions, plus a weekly rhythm you can start now.
Decision drift is when merged code quietly contradicts a team decision. See how it happens and run a three-step drift check this week, no tooling needed.
When agents open more PRs than anyone can read, stop tracking diffs. Track decisions, open questions and needs-a-human in a 15-minute routine.
What an AI chief of staff for product teams does, how it differs from email assistants and exec dashboards, and how to tell whether your team needs one.
Daily standup not working? Why it breaks when agents write most of the code, and how to split status from coordination, with a template to run this week.