Your AI colleague gets a laptop of its own.
I sit and wait when Benjamin takes over my laptop to show me something, but your AI colleague has a computer of its own, so you keep working on yours.
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- Zander FlamanderWspółzałożyciel, marketing i klienci
Early on, Benjamin often ended up taking over my laptop when he was showing me something on it. It took two seconds, he'd say, and it did, but I hadn't learned a thing. Sometimes I let him, because I don't need every step he knows. When I do something new, like in GitHub, I use Claude, so he doesn't have to walk me through it.
I've told him to take the whole laptop. Then I'm not sitting there holding it for him, and I can get something else done. Staring at something I won't learn anyway feels like time wasted, and those two seconds can turn into minutes of waiting. The same thing rarely comes back soon. But we move so fast that new one-offs keep showing up, and the minutes add up.
In Mellovy, an AI colleague works in your tools on a whole computer of its own, so it never needs yours. To show it something, you take over its screen while it watches. When you're done, it gets the screen back.
Show your AI colleague on its own computer, and keep yours for your own work.