@mattpocockuk: One benefit of being a primarily "user-invoked" skill set is that we get rid of a whole categ...
One benefit of being a primarily "user-invoked" skill set is that we get rid of a whole category of errors You never need to worry about: - "did /to-spec fire?" - "why did /to-spec fire there?!" - "why did it choose /to-tickets instead of /to-spec?!" You stay in control.
What happened
Pocock highlights that this approach eliminates concerns about whether specific automated actions fired correctly or unexpectedly.
Why it matters
By reducing error categories, developers can maintain better control over their processes and workflows, leading to a more predictable development experience.