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I brought my "Griping as a Service" talk to @vbrownbag.com, a podcast with IT systems administration roots, because I came up with these ideas while helping #ITOperations administrators plan #InfrastructureAsCode modernization initiatives. (2/10)

My initial audience was enterprise employees whose “customers” are all their own in-house colleagues, and who simply wanted to write code for themselves and their teams, to “automate the boring stuff” about their own jobs. I even marketed the talk with the hashtag #sysadmin in every post. (3/10)

The “griping” I had in mind–which seemed to be a key to unlocking LLM assistance with requirements analysis–was, initially, frustrations about the process of teamwork itself. LLMs can transform your secret complaints about your colleagues and bosses into roadmaps for useful automation code. (4/10)