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Last month I spent two weeks with Cohort 3 of Automattic’s AI Enablement program: fifty Automatticians from product, design, engineering, data, and ops, sharing one room in New York. Notes from the cohort: how we learned from each other, the patterns in everyone’s AI workflows, and three things I built.
When Automattic recently launched a month‑long hackathon, engineers Mark Biek and Evan Tobiesen knew exactly what they wanted to work on: the Simplenote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Neither Mark nor Evan works in data science, so measurement might have been the easy thing to skip. Instead, they shipped a product with built‑in measurement from…
Our customers do not think of support as isolated chats. They think in terms of things they are trying to get done: connecting a domain, changing the look of a site, launching a store, fixing checkout, recovering access, or understanding a bill. That creates a challenge for an AI support assistant. If a customer returns and says: Let’s…
Explore the journey of how Automattic leverages the power of optimization and genetic algorithms to transform our meetups into more engaging and meaningful experiences. Our post delves into the creation of Dinnermattic, a hack project designed to foster stronger relationships among our globally distributed team.
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