How to handle operational chaos with AI Agents?

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Summary

The author reflects on the operational chaos in AI workflows and introduces 'Alice', an experiment to reduce friction between humans, AI tools, files, and systems, questioning whether organization rather than intelligence is the next bottleneck.

For years I thought the hard part was content generation. Turns out I was completely wrong... hahah After working with CMSs, APIs, AI models, analytics, automation tools, cloud services, publishing pipelines and all the other shiny stuff... the biggest problem I've seen isn't intelligence. It's operationall chaos. Everyone talks about: better models, bigger context windows, smarter agents... but in practice, most teams are still doing digital archaeology every day: "Where is that file?" "Which version is the correct one?" "Did the agent run?" "Who changed this?" "Why is this workflow broken again?" "Which dashboard has the real numbers?" Sometimes it feels like we're building spaceships while still moving information around with sticky notes. So lately I've been experimenting with something I call "Alice" — not another model, not another chatbot, but an attempt to reduce operational friction between humans, AI tools, files, workflows and systems. Curious if anyone else has reached the same conclusion: Is the next big bottleneck in AI actually intelligence... or is it organization? Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'am just getting old 😄
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