Lana
@lananovikova.bsky.social
Product manager in AI. Self-nominated docops and knowledge management evangelist. Memes as a service. Opinions are my own
Access is not adoption. Booking.com gave 3,000+ devs every model, provider and tool — adoption stalled. A platform to discover, share and scale patterns took daily use to 70%. Those devs now ship 30% more code. Instead of digging legacy code. Platforms create adoption. Buffets don't. #platformcon
Everyone's adding observability to their agents. Almost no one is making it readable to them.Scattered signals, inconsistent naming, a dozen haystacks — humans struggle with that. Agents can't reason over it at all.The AI conversation forgot the observability part. #platformcon
Context is the new code. @jedi.be (yes, the DevOps guy) is applying the entire SDLC to context: version control, linting, evals as CI, LLM-as-judge unit tests, dependency scans, skill registries. We're about to do for prompts what we did for software. #platformcon
"Patching is doomed." @lizrice.bsky.social’s case: the speed of new vulns has outrun the patch cycle. The winning move isn't patching faster — it's designing for instant fixability. Shift left was step one. Shift down is the one nobody's ready for. #platformcon
The real platform test isn't adoption. It's surprise. Gregor Hohpe: "If your users haven't built something that surprises you, you didn't build a platform." You can't anticipate every use case. Stop trying — enable instead. #platformcon
Everyone's chasing the 1.6%. A breakdown of Claude Code's execution: only 1.6% is "LLM magic." The other 98.4% is deterministic platform behavior - routing, context loading, capability management. Agents don't run on models. They run on platforms. #platformcon
If at #platformcon London, come to say hi and talk all things agentic development experience, platform engineering, agent harness engineering
AI’s next phase at work is not about better prompts. It’s about better operating models. I use Air as a PM to orchestrate agent workflows across research, synthesis, and execution support. The win is not just productivity it’s visibility, parallelism, and the ability to stay hands-on Try it: air.dev
Most #OpenSource projects build for themselves, not their users. 🤔 Join my #OSSummit Europe session (25-27 Aug, Amsterdam) to learn how we at The Good Docs project ran user research with volunteers and limited resources.Template toolkit included! 🎯 sched.co/25Vxb
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Just wrapped up my talk at #APIdays Paris! 🚀 Built a wild GenAI tool that turns messy inputs into killer API docs using @Mistral + @HuggingFace. Turning raw notes & specs into structured documentation? Yes, please. #AIDocumentation #APIDocs #GenerativeAI
Spoke at the #WriteTheDocs meetup in Berlin yesterday, and it was an absolute pleasure connecting with so many like-minded folks! 🌟 We dove into emerging trends in the documentation world and how to stay ahead of the curve in the near future. 🚀✨ #TechWriting #Documentation #writerside
Excited to speak at the #OSSummit tomorrow! Today exploring the venue, attending talks and up for a chat about documentation in open source projects 💪🙌
Totally relate to this point by Jack Baldry, reading good docs is easy, writing docs that easy to read is damn hard #fosdem
Erin McKean has made a perfect point in her talk - there are people who just want to have flowers in their home and others who will want to make their own vase. So some want to just publish their docs - 🌸 people, and some will dig deep to docops, customize, make their own pipeline -🏺people. #fosdem
Psst, want some coding for the sake of good writing? Read my and my fellow #KotlinDSL Master Igor's article 👨🎓 #onwriterside https://blog.jetbrains.com/writerside/2023/08/harnessing-the-power-of-the-kotlin-dsl-for-documentation/
Harnessing the Power of the Kotlin DSL for Documentation | The JetBrains Blog
This material was initially presented at the API The Docs Conference in Amsterdam, an event focused on developer success and how API documentation and developer portals help businesses. We highly reco
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