A few of my agentic AI use cases

As I mentioned in my recent post, I’ve turned a corner with AI. Maybe not the corner, but my perspective has certainly changed. I used to see AI mostly as a tool to do basic Q&A and help me write simple scripts. I knew that other people used it to generate vapid scrawls for LinkedIn, or, more legitimately, to write larger-scale software, and other such things. But I didn’t have or want those use cases. Well, now I have use cases. What changed My company sent me to a week-long training on agentic AI. The training wasn’t very good, but I used the time to my advantage, furiously building my own stuff with our AI tools as we slogged through the mediocre lectures and labs. I figured that was in the spirit of the company’s investment. Within a couple days, I had built some skills that I was genuinely excited about. By the end of the week, I was practically living in the terminal with several instances of Antigravity CLI (my company’s tool of choice) across as many tmux windows. A few days…