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How to Handle Duplicate GitHub Issues Without Annoying Your Users

Adam Cogan AI, General, GitHub AI, Backlog, CX, Duplicates, github, GitHub Issues, GitHub Projects, Software Development 0 Comments

I love feedback. When you run a popular app or open source project like TinaCMS, duplicate issues are a good problem to have – it means people care enough to tell you about bugs or when they have good ideas. Teams I see at other companies see duplicates as noise, something to be swept away

OpenAI – 2 Updates That Might Change How You Build Software

Adam Cogan AI, ChatGPT, General Agent Builder, AI, AI Agents, AI Automation, Automation, autonomous agents, Low-code, OpenAI 0 Comments

OpenAI just hosted their “DevDay 2025” and as usual, it’s a big update. They dropped heaps of things that are going to change the way we build software, but I’d like to focus on 2, which really blew my mind: AgentKit and Apps in ChatGPT. #1 AgentKit Agent SDK The new Agents SDK, currently in

MCP as Your Integration Layer

Adam Cogan AI, General AI, MCP, Model Context Protocol 1 Comment

While working with teams, I’ve learnt that the best way to unlock innovation is to bring everyone together and work on a problem. We do this a few times a year by running Rules to Better Brainstorming Days. I love seeing developers step away from client work to share real pains and ideas, because th

YakShaver.ai – using AI to create the perfect task, PBI or work item in 30 seconds

Adam Cogan AI, General AI, AI Tools, Bug Reporting, Efficiency, PBI Creation, Work Tasks, YakShaver 0 Comments

Back when Scott Hanselman was a Microsoft RD, we got into a long conversation about ‘Shaving the Yak’. Yak shaving is when you get sidetracked by a series of small tasks that you spot along the way while trying to accomplish your main goal. I think most developers find it easy to fall down rabbit