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      <title>&quot;Agentic&quot; Routines Are Great for Exactly This Kind of Task (and Only This Kind)</title>
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      <description>This post was brought to you by Claude Code. How an AI agent just configured my Neovim setup — and why &quot;agentic&quot; workflows shine for small tasks, but shouldn&apos;t replace the thinking that makes programming worth doing.</description>
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      <description>Every process has an amount of time inherent to it. We need to let things take the time they take.</description>
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