Confessions
It seemed like a good idea.
Developer stories about what the agent didn’t know.
Read the confessions ↗From Atono
Good work needs
a little more context.
The code can be right and the outcome can still be wrong.
The ticket is rarely
the whole story.
That extra approval step. The discount you don’t offer enterprise customers. The account you keep for 30 days after deletion.
Each has a reason. Usually, someone remembers it. Sometimes, that person is on holiday.
Atono brings the work and the decisions behind it together, so the next person—or agent—doesn’t have to guess.
Explore AtonoThe decision · March 14
“Keep deleted accounts for 30 days.
People change their minds.”
People change their minds.”
Attached to the work
Add account deletion
✓ Schedule removal in 30 days
✓ Allow recovery before then
✓ Explain the recovery period
✓ Schedule removal in 30 days
✓ Allow recovery before then
✓ Explain the recovery period
Some familiar situations.
From the AlmostRight collection.
Museum of Why
It was there for a reason.
A few things you might want to leave in place.
Explore the collection ↗The puzzle
What’s missing?
One ticket. Four answers. An Atono T-shirt.
Try the puzzle ↗Almost right only counts in three things: horseshoes, cornhole and agentic development.
The real one
Keep the why with the work.
Atono is the real product behind this joke: the decisions your team makes, kept where the work happens, so the next person—or agent—doesn’t have to guess.