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Engineering story sourcing and angle generation

Uses a bot to identify noteworthy engineering work and pair each item with potential story angles for marketing or communications.

Why the human is still essential here

A human still evaluates what is actually newsworthy, shapes the narrative, and ensures the story fits brand, audience, and product context.

How people use this

PR-to-story-angle summaries

AI scans merged pull requests and release notes, then suggests customer-facing narratives for the most interesting technical work.

GitHub Copilot / Claude

Issue and roadmap signal spotting

AI monitors GitHub and Linear for unusual performance wins, infrastructure changes, or shipped capabilities that could become blog or social stories.

Linear AI / GitHub Copilot

Story alerts in Slack

A bot posts noteworthy engineering updates into Slack with a short summary, the original source, and a few possible content angles for the marketing team.

Zapier + OpenAI / Slack AI

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How do I use AI?

How do I use AI?

I use AI every day and the biggest impact is really how much I can do myself. But even as I was writing this, I was wondering 'is this basic??' Then I asked my AI how I use AI, and it said 'You're an advanced AI user' so now trying to remind myself I live in a bubble.


How would y'all answer this? Some daily examples below:


--> there’s an editing skill my team named β€œTalia pass,” which reviews writing and makes edits it thinks I would make. TY Rohan Ranjan for immortalizing me.


--> data analysis: agents connected to BigQuery, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Linear, sales calls, and website data. I can ask questions about what’s happening in the product or funnel without learning SQL or pulling in a data engineer for every query.


--> improving a narrative by gathering insights from support, customer conversations, social platforms, etc.


--> I have a veryyyy particular voice / tone guide for reviewing my own work. I’ve recently paused writing from scratch with AI (worried I’m losing critical thinking skills!!!), so I draft first and then pass it to my agent for review. I especially use it to check that I’m tying back to a thesis, backing up my points with sources, and keeping writing crisp.


--> launch brief reviews. My agent knows our audience, product, previous launches, and the technical depth I like to go for. Fernanda Chouza took this massively further and created a skill that looks across ALL our launches, so I can get pointers from what’s worked and what hasn’t across the team.


--> sourcing cool engineering stories! We have a bot that identifies interesting engineering work and posts the source alongside potential story angles.


--> generating my to-do lists and automating follow-ups for simpler tasks.


--> using bots to submit creative requests.


--> uploading blogs, making website changes, and submitting PRs.


--> creating an β€œRSS” feed that updates me on specific topics.


--> generally prototyping anything using Lovable.


Btw my agent’s name is meatbol πŸ₯Ά

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Talia MoyalProduct marketer at Lovable
Oct 26, 2026