Well, there's a fascinating insight, most orgs I've ever worked for have had the documentation produced by someone else and them implemented by the developer.
For instance the enterprise architect/solutions architect ( or whatever job title is fashionable at the time ) would write the document and then send it over to the development team and obviously that wouldn't work.
I actually adopted the conceptual/logical design from two ex Hewlett Packard engineers/architects who introduced the idea to me, probably some twenty years ago now!
Yep we're strong in many other ways, but finding the transition to AI challenging :)
Reviews have somewhat turned into, I send you the output from my AI agent of choice, and you tell your AI agent of choice to fix it :)
Thanks again for the time taken to reply :) It is appreciated.
For instance the enterprise architect/solutions architect ( or whatever job title is fashionable at the time ) would write the document and then send it over to the development team and obviously that wouldn't work.
I actually adopted the conceptual/logical design from two ex Hewlett Packard engineers/architects who introduced the idea to me, probably some twenty years ago now!
Yep we're strong in many other ways, but finding the transition to AI challenging :)
Reviews have somewhat turned into, I send you the output from my AI agent of choice, and you tell your AI agent of choice to fix it :)
Thanks again for the time taken to reply :) It is appreciated.