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One task, two readers:the agent, the human
I spent a long time writing deliberately vague task descriptions, and I could defend it. A complete brief took forty minutes. The teammate picking it up would skim it anyway, miss the one constraint that mattered, and message me a question I had already answered in paragraph three. So I wrote less and kept the rest in my head. Cheaper, given the reader.
Then the reader changed. Half the tickets on our board are now picked up by someone who immediately pastes them into Claude Code or Codex. An...
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