@Catherine Eadie not a lot. I sort of do but I have so much chaos during the day I can barely even think much less to my work much less use AI. Although we keep getting told to use AI. But mostlyCopilot365. I do have VSC and can get limited access to Claude but it’s through Copilot and only through VSC no cli. But 9+ hrs of meetings and never really having time to sit down with it and most of my workstation is locked down so I can’t do or install anything. I find it amusing we are told to use ai and everybody ic copying and pasting into copilot like a search engine like it’s god and that’s what is expected. But I started doing some.i sort of use this method to generate SQL queries so that’s cool but that’s not enough for me to explore, grow, and have fun.

@Catherine Eadie well we are told use AI, use AI but do t get the full use. It’s copying in and out of copilot and everybody is using it like that and just uses it like Google and treats the result as 100% accurate and don’t go to the SME’s other than to say copilot said you need to do this so do it. In my experience you need to know what you want from AI. Sure you can do planning to get there but copying text into it and hitting enter then taking those results as 100% accurate is bad. Data should be clean. What you want and expect should be defined. You should have a plan not just use ai to use ai and expect miracles. Design the tools rather than block all the important paths fwd those tools need. Otherwise just go to Google.

@Rod Macbeth This is assuming AI neer hallucinates.I have hd many ties where I worked with Claude or another LLM and it just isn't getting it. Sometimes something is wrong and you'll it what you need t fi and it breaks something else. You ask it to fix that and the original thing it re-breaks. Now LLM's are trains ng on the data they created. Claude is an incredible top but I don't see it replacing n8n only complementing g it. Or smaller jobs but long and complex with a lot of sensitive data, authentications, etc. Giving that access to Claude and hoping it won't make a wrong decision. I'd ever trust that.

@Nesil Ozer Or don't decide and use both. Each has its place. Like a hammer and a sledgehammer. Each has a job and you wouldn't use one to do the other.