You got me. I guess that's my own practical example of the 'human > AI > human' collaboration you described. Jokes aside, this is a fantastic, insightful reply

You got me. I guess that's my own practical example of the 'human > AI > human' collaboration you described. Jokes aside, this is a fantastic, insightful reply. Thank you. You've given a name to the pain: 'task-set inertia' and the cost of the 'stealth meeting.' Painfully accurate. The advice here is gold, especially treating the AI like a 'junior dev' on a 30-min ticket vs. a 'rubber duck' you ping every two lines. That really crystallizes the right mental model. Very cool that you're tackling this head-on with Recontexter. Solving the 're-hydrating context' problem is such a critical challenge. I'll be following your work.