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Chris Shanku and Sash Mohapatra - two ex-Microsoft builders - demo one real AI tool per episode, live and unedited. Real people. Real tools. No retakes.
Unknown Host hosts Human in the Loop: Two Ex-Microsoft Builders on AI, a general show with 20 episodes published.
Chris drove this one solo-demo style, no guest, closing out the AI-for-enterprise arc for now to make room for other topics. He walked through TheGrove, his personal agent system, and specifically the Follow-up Engine: a
This is episode four of the AI for Enterprise series and the most practical one yet. Sash walks through what Claude skills actually are - a folder with a skill.md file written in plain English, plus any reference files,
Chris and Sash spend this episode working through a problem most enterprise leaders already know exists but haven't acted on: employees running AI tools the company never approved. They define Shadow AI plainly - using a
This is the re-record of episode two of the AI for Enterprise series - the first take went out with Sash's audio muted, so Chris and Sash ran it back. The topic is the one landing in every CFO and CTO inbox right now: wh
Chris opens this episode - the first of a four-part AI for Enterprise series - with a challenge to the room: Responsible AI is the part of every AI presentation where people pull out their phones. Not anymore. The regula
Sash drives this one, screen-sharing the always-on AI agent he runs in the cloud and showing how Claude Code became the tool that keeps it alive. His agent (Blaze) runs on a standard OpenClaw image inside a Hostinger Lin
We called an audible. Fable 5 - Anthropic's first Mythos-class model the public can actually touch - dropped this week, so the planned episode went out the window. Sash drove. Instead of a launch-day reaction, he showed
Chris drives EP.10, a direct sequel to last week's monitoring episode with Rene. He opens with a failure: he added a feature to his Life OS (TheGrove), it tested green, and three days later every automation had stopped.
Renée walked through his evolution from LibreChat to OpenClaw to Claude Code - and the $200/day Opus invoice that turned into a "welcome to AI" tuition payment. The trigger that pulled him in was building a household cha
Sash drives this week, walking Chris through MCP (Model Context Protocol) - the standard Anthropic released in November 2024 that lets LLMs talk to external apps, data, and tools. Chris frames it as "the API for agents"
Chris breaks from the usual Claude-centric format and walks through Hermes, an always-on autonomous agent runtime from Nous Research. The framing: Hermes is the body of his personal AI stack - lightweight, learning, alwa
Sash walks through the Orchestrator Method - his five-principle framework for delegating real work to AI without losing the plot. The principles: define the end state, plan it with AI, deconstruct and delegate, stay in t
Chris and Sash open Claude Code live and run the two commands that ship this show. Chris kicks off /turnover against the previous week's recording at the top of the segment - on stream, while everything else is happening
Sash demos Claude Cowork - the same engine as Claude Code, but desktop-only and task-based instead of chat-based. The pitch: knowledge workers in non-technical roles get an agentic surface for the work they actually do e
Sash walks through a multi-agent deep research workflow he built inside Claude Code after getting burned by context-bloat and hallucinations in Perplexity and ChatGPT deep research. The system splits the job across four
# EP.001 - The Tools We Actually Use ## Show Notes Chris Shanku and Sash Mohapatra kicked off Human in the Loop by doing what the show is built around: opening their actual systems and walking through them live. No slide
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