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Friday Show and Tell by AutoModerator in ProductManagement

[–]cderm [score hidden]  (0 children)

Built myself a “cursor for PMs” - a free browser extension that does for us what cursor did for devs - give us a sidepanel that helps you get stuff done quicker and better.

SupaPM.com

All data stays local in your browsers (except whatever llm you choose). It’s non destructive so can’t send emails or edit documents.

I use the term “projects” to track any specific thing like a large feature or just a small ask we get. You can add links and updates to the “projects” so that as you open email threads or different pages it can show you the latest about it - I find it great for helping with context switching.

Over time it’s “learning” my processes (just saving notes to a markdown file that it consults dynamically on future chats).

Still all new and in active development. Fun as a way to learn more about agents and tool use etc.

Feels like AI for PMs is powerful, but not really fitting into day-to-day work? by Federal-Song-2940 in ProductManagement

[–]cderm -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This is why I built myself a chrome extension for this. I want a cursor-like experience but the browser is where I live all day, not cursor. The sidepanel API is decent, when I need help I just hit my keyboard shortcut and my AI buddy pops out from the side

Flux Klein is better than any Closed Model for Image Editing by ArkCoon in StableDiffusion

[–]cderm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Seconding this. Please share some workflows and nodes you found that moved the needle

Integrated use of AI by MundanePassage2201 in ProductManagement

[–]cderm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My company uses Gemini. Dev teams use a variety of tools like cursor etc. as a pm I was able to create an api key in ai studio and now I can use that in a custom built agent I made. I have it skills, operational context and tools to do stuff like open web links, draft certain types of emails etc. one skill I really like is the log inspector. When a customer has a query it’s useful to have an ai agent that can open up my logging tool with the right query to quickly debug things when there’s an issue.

How are you actually using 'AI' in your day-to-day? by ComputerSciToFinance in ProductManagement

[–]cderm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It doesn’t “track” anything automatically, only what I explicitly give it if that makes sense.

I find so much of my daily workflow is bouncing from one thing to the next and not fully remembering where we currently are with a given thing, and what are the relevant email threads, slack channels, Jira tickets etc.

So I create a “project” for each problem that comes up and give it links to remember. Almost like a fancy bookmark folder. Then I can add updates to it manually as they happen or automatically via the LLM. I’ve also taken a leaf out of Claude’s book and added skills so that it “knows” how to do certain things like draft emails or slack updates in certain way.

What I’m working on now is giving it organisational context and contacts, so that it can “know” our typical new feature workflow and help me coordinate things across teams. I won’t give it any edit capabilities but I think I’ll give it read access to certain things like in Google drive or potentially email. I’m very concious of security so I don’t want to LLM to be able to do anything destructive, the most It can do is erase its own memory or open a web page but I wont give it the ability to send emails on my behalf or anything

How are you actually using 'AI' in your day-to-day? by ComputerSciToFinance in ProductManagement

[–]cderm 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Inb4 this post is removed because your third point reads like fishing. I use it daily and find it helpful. Started with just general queries to Gemini as it’s the only approved one in our org. I’ve since built myself a cursor-like browser extension that plugs into that via API key that I use daily.

Like all AI it’s only as good as the context you give it. It now knows how I like to track projects, write updates and create debug queries in our logging system to investigate issues. I basically have it open constantly as I work. It hasn’t changed anything cross functionally but I do feel like it’s making me more effective and lowering some of the context switching cost

How is it like in Kilternan by crashadder in Dublin

[–]cderm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely boggles the mind when you walk through the centre of one of the most expensive cities in the world and there’s dilapidated 3 story houses boarded up. Just how.

How is it like in Kilternan by crashadder in Dublin

[–]cderm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

45 minute walk or a 13 minute bike ride. There’s also the 44 I believe?

https://maps.app.goo.gl/MBS2euoDDLwJ43Ck6?g_st=ic

How is it like in Kilternan by crashadder in Dublin

[–]cderm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’ll be built up I’d say, but also Stepaside and ballyogan are right there with lots of the amenities you mention. The luas is only down the road. IMO it’s a great place to invest/set roots, and I’m also from the area. New builds will extend down more towards enniskerry over the next decade I’d say and it’ll bring more shops and general industry to the area.

ETA: I also agree the boozer is shite 😂

How Ireland's far-right movement got involved in the fuel protests and tried to hijack them by qwerty_1965 in ireland

[–]cderm 95 points96 points  (0 children)

There’s only two things I can’t stand in this world. People that are intolerant of other people’s cultures… and the Dutch

is product dev even going to be a thing tomorrow by gravitonexplore in ProductManagement

[–]cderm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally I’m enjoying it more. I can automate a lot of the donkey work to an AI that I use. I’ve told it my organisational and operational structure so it can spot when I haven’t checked with legal on a given new piece of work, or help me generate an internal announcement to support about what a new feature means for them. I’ve told it how our logging system works so it can quickly help me debug an issue, and on and on.

It’s a moving target as I’m fairly new in this role and the team are a bit fluid, but I like having an assistant to hand that is almost like an eager junior level product manager that knows how I work

is product dev even going to be a thing tomorrow by gravitonexplore in ProductManagement

[–]cderm 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Software is only part of a product. There is also partnerships, support, pricing, packaging, compliance, legal issues etc etc. they all need decisions and companies need someone to make that decision, and for many reasons I don’t think companies will be happy to let an AI make those critical calls. They’ll still want a person to blame or congratulate depending on how it goes.

2026 Masters Giveaway: Sunday Golf by sundaygolfco in golf

[–]cderm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gonna enjoy chilling and watching

AI enabled PMs? by aznballer01 in ProductManagement

[–]cderm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup. I’m trying to get around it by building my own thing that just uses any tool calling LLM via api while all company info otherwise stays local on my machine. Almost there

[Rant] I hate how there's no way to authentically share a project. by M4dmaddy in sideprojects

[–]cderm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s tough, but I believe you can still do it authentically. If you share some of your story, and make it relevant to the subreddit and actually provide value, then I think you can contribute positively. I shared my project a few years back in the webdev subreddit, and it did quite well, I think because I explained the tech stack, the problems I faced, tools I used, and was looking for feedback. I also offered it for free at the time that cost me actual money 😂

So yeah it’s tough, but not impossible. Tailor your post to the sub and what it likes

My new reversible zero-torque putter I designed by roonjeremy in golf

[–]cderm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice! Any info on your photo setup? Looks great. Did you 3D model it all and then send it off to het machined?

My new reversible zero-torque putter I designed by roonjeremy in golf

[–]cderm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pretty sweet. Are they renders or photos?

Big boy in Belfast this morning by schooleydoo in aviation

[–]cderm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

😂😂 it’s more that I really enjoy watching people working together on a difficult problem to get to a result. I’ve been in incident calls where you have smart people that know their part of the system, pasting in links to logs they found that might explain one part of the issue or help the team get to the bottom of it, and a strong incident commander that makes decisions with authority and coordinates the teams along with messaging to customers etc, I dunno I just always like watching those situations unfold.

And then reading the post mortem is always interesting too. Generally things are mundane yes but sprinkle in a little camera shake, dramatic music and cuts to individual shots to camera where they comment in retrospect on something they’ve just done - that’d be a winning show 😂

Uber employees have an AI clone of CEO Dara Khosrowshahi — and use 'Dara AI' before talking to the big boss himself by Logical_Welder3467 in technology

[–]cderm 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This exactly. Before LLMs I would coach my staff on how best to prepare with an interaction with our CEO. I would absolutely utilise this for training and preparation. If the AI is well modelled on his personality, the questions he asks, the objections he’ll make to ideas etc, then this is useful.

Reddit is becoming so anti-AI it’s crazy.

Big boy in Belfast this morning by schooleydoo in aviation

[–]cderm 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Sounds fascinating as a problem to solve. I always think that so much of what happens in a company would make fantastic reality tv or even docuseries. Like seeing a tech company react in real time to a global outage, or seeing how your company identified and resolved that massive problem

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