Working with remote engineers taught me how to work with agents: close the context gaps
brandon_galang · x · 2026-11-14
A missing piece of context could cost a day when the author worked with an engineering team in Xiamen. At Wonder, async docs and comment threads forced everyone to anticipate what others needed—essentially prompting each other. He sees the same skill in working with agents: noticing gaps between what you know and what they know, now resolvable in real time.
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