Archive Temporal company-blog drafts and notes - #30
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The draft carried several claims that would not have survived a reader checking them. The Knowledge Base section quoted a refusal string the MCP server never emits; the real wording was captured from the live Ask AI widget and substituted. "Early 2023" paired with "agents" was anachronistic, since Copilot Chat did not reach GA until December 2023, so that sentence now refers to ChatGPT's launch and to AI rather than agents. The claim that every official SDK has a samples repository omitted Rust, whose samples-rust holds only a pointer into sdk-rust. The skill-invocation advice referred to a "classifier" that does not exist in the Skills mechanism. Terminology now follows Temporal's published docs style guide: Temporal Application and Event History capitalized, replay testing lowercase, and the skill command in its namespaced plugin form. Also fixes a markdown bug where an image and the following line would have rendered as one paragraph, plus a batch of grammar and agreement errors. Left alone deliberately: the hotlinked Giphy embeds, the customer claim with no named source, and the consultant parable's figures. Adds the images the post references and drops the earlier top-level copy now that the post lives in its own directory. Ignores Playwright MCP scratch output, and records this repo's commit rules in CLAUDE.md: no .ai-sessions/ here, and commits run with --no-verify.
Keep the in-progress Temporal company-blog material together on its own branch rather than leaving it uncommitted. Adds a README explaining the company-blogs section, the timers-vs-timeouts post outline and its Slack source notes, the AI-Apps edit checklist, and a parked note on density-based AI-tell detection. Also lands two small polish edits to the AI-Apps post: moves the "how I do things" plug to the end as a sign-off, and drops the shouty all-caps in the Old Man Yells At Cloud image alt text.
"Getting My Ducks in a Row" was a generic idiom with no line into the piece. "Everything in Its Place" is the English gloss of mise en place, the post's opening image and its actual thesis: prep the context, guardrails, and spec before the agent cooks. Now published on the Temporal blog.
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Stores the Temporal company-blog material in the repo under
company-blogs/(root-level, outsidedocs/, so it is archived-only and never built or served by MkDocs).Includes:
company-blogs/section