Welcome to Syntax on this Monday hasty treat. We're going to be talking about AI

and we're going to be talking about how to use AI effectively while you're working. It feels like every time we talk about AI,

whether it's AI tools like cursor or something. It feels like every time we talk about AI,

whether it's AI tools like cursor or something,

there's often comments like,

LOL, does anybody write code anymore,

or things like that, where I think people look at these things as, you know, being these really

divisive tools. And I think this episode is going to be diving into what are the ways that you can actually

use it to enhance your workflow as a

tool instead of like replacing the hand that writes the code right and I think that's

where AI fits in best so my name is Scott Tulensky I'm a developer from

Denver with me as always is West Boss. What's up West? Yes, I think this is a good episode because

people are very aggressively on either side of the AI being like, no it's garbage. I don't want it to write a single line of code.

And then the other thing is like, I'll use it to write everything.

And the way that I use it as like an everyday developer is like I don't use it to absolutely write everything from scratch, but there are like you said seven or eight use cases that I reach for all the time.

Yeah, and one of those is solving your errors.

And Century has a built-in tool to do that.

It'll actually look at your error log and your error stack trace when you have an error

and you can click a button to have it help

you find what the cause of that error is based on the error that's coming up so

if you want that type of feature head on over to century. I.O sign up and get

two months for free that type of thing is exactly

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