LL 02 replay
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2026-04-10 · 17:00 UTC · 64 min
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influence-conflict-detector.sh · live, on a sanitized 60-engineer org
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Issue 014 — The autonomy rule that argued with itself, at scale
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Live influence-conflict scan on a 60-engineer org.

I ran the detector against a sanitized fintech client snapshot. Forty-one conflicts in fifty-eight repos. Most had been there for half a year. The fix was twelve lines. The conversation that fix needed took six weeks.

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Chapters

00:00 Demo opens cold — running the scan jump →
06:42 What the inventory found in 58 repos jump →
14:08 The conflict that shipped for six months jump →
24:30 How to walk this into a leadership review jump →
38:15 Audience: "Our org has 4 different setups. Where do we start?" jump →
47:02 The detector you can take home tonight jump →
54:18 Q&A · open jump →

What this surfaced

Most of the room expected the detector to find something nobody had noticed. It did. What surprised them was the count: forty-one conflicts in fifty-eight repos. Eighty-three percent of the surface area shipping a contradiction Claude was reading every session.

The fix is small. The conversation isn't. Watch chapter 14:08 for the part where the detector becomes a leadership-review object — which is the actual reason this matters.

Companion issue

Issue 014 — The autonomy rule that argued with itself, at scale — is the written companion. Same case, longer form, more evidence.

Read Issue 014 →