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Twelve frames were extracted with ffmpeg and inspected at full resolution. Captions distinguish what appears on screen from what the speaker describes. A visible post does not establish that a live demonstration took place.

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  1. 02:44
  2. 03:34
  3. 04:07
  4. 05:10
  5. 05:43
  6. 06:23
  7. 06:43
  8. 08:14
  9. 10:12
  10. 12:34
  11. 14:44
  12. 17:01

02:44 Sponsor CI dashboard

Video frame at 02:44: Sponsor CI dashboard.
Visible workflow history, timing, failures and utilization. This is sponsored product footage; no advertised speed or savings verified.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 04, Let the agent read and resolve CI failures

03:34 Automate recurring work

Video frame at 03:34: Automate recurring work.
Boris’s post names editor automation, lint rules and end-to-end tests.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 01, Convert recurring failures into permanent rules

04:07 A small test for a critical outcome

Video frame at 04:07: A small test for a critical outcome.
The screen still shows Boris’s post. The two-browser chat test is described in narration, not demonstrated here.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 02, One critical journey test beats broad shallow coverage

05:10 Shared automation helps every worker

Video frame at 05:10: Shared automation helps every worker.
The post highlights the argument that infrastructure improvements help multiple agents.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 04, Let the agent read and resolve CI failures

05:43 Make previews testable

Video frame at 05:43: Make previews testable.
The screen still shows the post. Preview deployments and test recordings are discussed in narration, not demonstrated.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 03, Make previews usable from the agent's environment

06:23 A narrow upload skill

Video frame at 06:23: A narrow upload skill.
Visible name and task trigger, environment variable name, HTTP PUT command and returned-URL contract. No token value is shown.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 06, Build small tool adapters for capability gaps

06:43 The tool contract in one screen

Video frame at 06:43: The tool contract in one screen.
A second captured moment of the same upload skill. It does not show the service source, an actual upload result or a PR attachment.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 06, Build small tool adapters for capability gaps

08:14 Move repeated corrections into checks

Video frame at 08:14: Move repeated corrections into checks.
Boris’s post recommends lint rules, CI steps and routines for recurring problems. Its forever claim is treated as rhetoric.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 01, Convert recurring failures into permanent rules

10:12 Make domain knowledge discoverable

Video frame at 10:12: Make domain knowledge discoverable.
The post names comments, skills, root instructions and memory as knowledge carriers.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 05, Put project knowledge where the next task needs it

12:34 Keep people responsible for instruction decisions

Video frame at 12:34: Keep people responsible for instruction decisions.
The screen highlights a claim about non-engineers. Instruction ownership is Theo’s narration here; it is not an instruction-file demonstration.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 05, Put project knowledge where the next task needs it

14:44 Help the next contributor succeed

Video frame at 14:44: Help the next contributor succeed.
The closing paragraph links shared knowledge to implementation, review and onboarding. The visible post date is July 15, 2026.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 05, Put project knowledge where the next task needs it

17:01 Improve the team’s ability to deliver

Video frame at 17:01: Improve the team’s ability to deliver.
A slide introduces the career argument. This is opinion, not evidence of promotion outcomes.Watch this moment · Full-size frame · Applied in guide 07, Turn newcomer questions into improvements

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