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Posted by ltononro 9 hours ago

Stripe's Knowledge AI Platform(stripe.dev)
165 points | 101 commentspage 3
nozzlegear 7 hours ago|
Somewhat interesting how the design of Stripe's developer-focused landing pages used to be the "cream of the crop," so to speak, but now they just look like Claude run amok. I wonder if the web design "skills" for Claude, and other LLMs, were overly trained on Stripe.
ckrapu 8 hours ago||
The article reads like slop, to be honest.
olliebrkr 8 hours ago||
Dammit, I just named my newborn son Kai.
quijoteuniv 8 hours ago||
But no darkmode support? … :D
doctorpangloss 7 hours ago||
haha stripe's example prompt is "Create an event"
SoftTalker 5 hours ago||
Has tl;dr been replaced by ai;dr?

The whole piece is mostly AI slop.

"Sharing the substrate forces discipline and creates a flywheel: improvements to the execution environment benefit both internal and product agents simultaneously."

No human would write that.

moograms 3 minutes ago|
Hi, I'm Drew, Stripe's new engineering blog editor. Thanks for the feedback! I wasn't editing back when this post was written, so I don't know whether or to what extent what you say is true, but the important thing is that I solemnly vow to avoid AI slop in the future.
eis 7 hours ago||
Hope this comes over as constructive criticism:

  1. The whole interface feels way too vibe coded with tons of unneeded stuff. Why does it have a console and snake game built in? Why does it have annoying sounds? Why is it full of AI slop writing? The latter is especially confusing because the first person listed under authors is a "Technical Writer". I guess the interface is the general stripe.dev page not exactly related to Kai but the post definitely is pure AI slop writing.
  2. It seems to claim things that might not be substantiated like the following: "When Account Executives use Kai, they produce 2x the sales activity, create 17% more opportunities, generate 26% more revenue opportunities, and close 39% more deals when compared to the same sellers in weeks they don't use it." Correlation is not causation. If sales people have less activity (vacations or sick days etc) then they also wont use this tool much, it doesn't mean all the increase in sales is because of the tool.
  3. the post talks a lot about how great this tool is but it describes nearly nothing of value to the outsider who can't access it. What were the valuable lessons learned? What's neat about it? There is not much meat imho.
It doesn't live up to my usual expectations from Stripe.
moograms 11 minutes ago|
Hi, I'm Drew, Stripe's engineering blog editor. I wasn't editing back when this post was written, but #2 and #3 will help us shape future posts. Thanks for taking the time to give thoughtful feedback!
robertlagrant 4 hours ago||
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