Content Ideas Backlog

Quick Capture

Future of AI and the Organization

From: Jan 7 call - Michael's idea
Theme: How companies operate when AI can do the Linear/Notion work
Angles: Agent orchestration replacing manual workflows, "death of middle management"
Source material: Whisper transcripts

Orchestrating Claude Code Agents (Multi-Agent Dev Workflow)

From: Jan 8 - Thomas observation
Theme: Running multiple Claude Code agents simultaneously, the UX of orchestration
Angles:
- Plan mode vs Auto-Accept vs Normal Chat as orchestration primitives
- Crashes when running 4+ agents across terminals (resource limits?)
- Cloud codespaces vs local dev for agent-heavy workflows
- VSCode Live Share + multiple agents = team collaboration?
Format: Twitter thread or LinkedIn post
Questions to explore:
- How do others handle multi-agent local dev?
- Is there a better architecture (cloud codespaces, remote dev)?
- What's the "right" way to parallelize agent work across a team?
Pillar: founder-journey / ai-in-healthcare crossover

Reference Posts (Style Inspiration)

Ethan Mollick - One Useful Thing

URL: https://www.oneusefulthing.org/p/claude-code-and-what-comes-next Published: January 7, 2026

Why it's good:

Combines technical depth with accessibility
Uses concrete examples (building a complete product in 74 minutes)
Movie analogies (Memento, Matrix) make complex concepts digestible
Conversational tone without losing credibility
Honest about limitations while showing transformative potential
Shows, doesn't tell—walks through actual experience

Key techniques:

Opens with a live demo/experiment, not theory
Explains technical architecture (compacting, skills, subagents, MCP) in plain language
Acknowledges current limitations (programmer-focused, clunky interfaces)
Ends with implications for the future, not just description of present

Relevant for: Any DaisyAI content about AI agents, automation, or the future of work

Prioritized Ideas

High Priority

The Palantir Playbook for Healthcare AI

Pillar: founder-journey
Platforms: substack, linkedin
Hook: "Palantir built a $60B company by embedding engineers with customers. Here's what healthcare can learn."
Notes: FDE positioning piece, thought leadership for pivot

Why 95% of Healthcare AI Projects Fail

Pillar: ai-in-healthcare
Platforms: linkedin, twitter-thread
Hook: "MIT found 95% of AI projects fail to create business value. The problem isn't the models—it's implementation."
Notes: Sets up FDE value prop, data-driven credibility

The 20-Minute Problem

Pillar: um-industry-pain
Platforms: linkedin, twitter-thread
Hook: "Every UR nurse spends 20+ minutes per case on tasks AI could do in seconds"
Notes: Strong product tie-in without being salesy

Why We Built Human-in-the-Loop

Pillar: ai-in-healthcare
Platforms: substack, linkedin
Hook: "AI that replaces clinicians will fail. Here's why we chose augmentation."
Notes: Key differentiator, technical credibility

Prior Auth Delays Kill Patients

Pillar: um-industry-pain
Platforms: linkedin, twitter
Hook: "94% of physicians say prior auth delays cause negative patient outcomes (AMA 2024)"
Notes: Data-driven, emotional resonance

Medium Priority

7 Agents, 7 Problems

Pillar: product-demo
Platforms: twitter-thread, linkedin
Hook: "We didn't build one AI agent. We built seven. Here's why."
Notes: Product education, shows depth

HIPAA-Compliant AI Architecture

Pillar: ai-in-healthcare
Platforms: substack
Hook: "Building healthcare AI without compromising patient privacy"
Notes: Technical deep dive, attracts engineering audience

The Citation Problem

Pillar: ai-in-healthcare
Platforms: linkedin
Hook: "LLMs hallucinate. Our agents cite. Here's the difference."
Notes: Addresses common AI skepticism

Low Priority / Someday

Conference recap posts (when attending)
Year in review (December)
Customer spotlight (when we have permission)
Regulatory update reactions (when CMS announces)

Used Ideas (Archive)