You don’t need to be an engineer to build tools that improve your work. 💡 GitHub’s legal team used GitHub Copilot CLI to turn repetitive workflows into practical, reusable tools using plain language and their professional expertise. The team started with familiar challenges: reviewing contracts, answering recurring legal questions, analyzing code, and handling repetitive research. AI doesn't replace legal judgment. But it can help teams turn their expertise into transparent, repeatable workflows while keeping human review central. ✅ Get the full story 👇 https://lnkd.in/e6gWAYxV
Legal discovered vibe coding. The contracts never stood a chance.
Julius Hill
3h
I dont use co-pilot but im willing to bet there is no one who has built and established more on github than me the last 6 months. If so tell them lets bootstrap.sh monorepo and collab
CrawlerBros
1h
This is a fantastic example of how ai empowers domain experts. Transforming repetitive tasks into transparent, reusable tools is where the real value lies.
Arley Goncalves
53m
😎😎👋👋👋
This might be one of the more interesting shifts from AI. You don’t necessarily need to know how to build software to recognize a problem in your work and start building a solution for it. Domain expertise itself is becoming part of the builder toolkit.