My LLM Script That Finally Made Sense of Our Slack Feedback

Description and use

<p>Okay, so for ages, our weekly product meeting was a bit of a crapshoot when it came to user feedback. We'd have a Slack channel dedicated to early testers, a few support channels, and then just general chatter where users would often drop gold nuggets of ideas or frustrations. The problem? Getting that information consistently into a digestible format for our Monday morning meeting was a nightmare.</p> <h3> The Feedback Firehose Problem </h3> <p>Every week, before the meeting, I'd block out an hour, sometimes two, to try and sift through hundreds of messages. I'd scroll, highlight, copy-pas

Problem

<p>Okay, so for ages, our weekly product meeting was a bit of a crapshoot when it came to user feedback. We'd have a Slack channel dedicated to early testers, a few support channels, and then just general chatter where users would often drop gold nuggets of ideas or frustrations. The problem? Getting that information consistently into a digestible format for our Monday morning meeting was a nightmare.</p> <h3> The Feedback Firehose Problem </h3> <p>Every week, before the meeting, I'd block out an hour, sometimes two, to try and sift through hundreds of messages. I'd scroll, highlight, copy-pas

Outcome

<p>Okay, so for ages, our weekly product meeting was a bit of a crapshoot when it came to user feedback. We'd have a Slack channel dedicated to early testers, a few support channels, and then just general chatter where users would often drop gold nuggets of ideas or frustrations. The problem? Getting that information consistently into a digestible format for our Monday morning meeting was a nightmare.</p> <h3> The Feedback Firehose Problem </h3> <p>Every week, before the meeting, I'd block out an hour, sometimes two, to try and sift through hundreds of messages. I'd scroll, highlight, copy-pas

Evidence

My LLM Script That Finally Made Sense of Our Slack Feedback

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