Kumar Nihal

AI assistants already work on my Mac. They start dev servers, run builds, and when something is slow, they try to find out why.

All they see is a thousand process names, so they guess. And when they clean up, they can't tell a dev server I forgot last week from the database I'm working in.

A client starts as a lead, becomes a deal, gets negotiated, and eventually turns into a signed agreement. But somewhere in the middle, we switch from the CRM to a completely different system.

That feels weird to me.

It s still the same client, the same deal, and the same relationship so why split the workflow?

Maybe there s a good reason for keeping them separate that I m missing. What do you think?