> Showing a colleague that flow, and the sequence of not just prompts but the types of Claude outputs to expect, all leading to Claude doing something that would have taken us a half day of work? As a linear video, rather than just a dump or screenshot of a final page? That could help to diffuse best practices rapidly.
Would this not be visible in a text dump without taking half a day to watch? What's/who's the benefit/benificiary of the realtime experience here?
Granted, I have friends who don't read but prefer visual stimulation. I don't think the overlap with people comfortable with code is very large at all.
They can go hand in hand! But if you give a dump of a session to someone, with literal reams of command inputs and outputs etc. interleaved in the session... they'll most likely read the beginning and the end. And possibly absorb the importance of the discovery, but not the types of "prodding" I was doing to the agent to make that possible.
Slowing it down to show the back-and-forth, and to let the viewer absorb and internalize the techniques behind each "prod," is vital!