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description: I automated the five minutes before standup, and accidentally learned something about how my brain works.
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The standup automation taught me to look for them. And it taught me something about my own brain in the process—about the hidden costs I was paying without realizing it, and the value of systems that do reconstruction work so I don't have to.
If you want the technical details (the workflow JSON, the setup, the quirks I discovered), I wrote that up for [Infinity Interactive's blog](https://www.iinteractive.com/notebook/2025/12/18/automating-standup-prep.html). This piece is the human context around it. Why a simple automation mattered more than it should have, and what it accidentally revealed about how I work.
If you want the technical details (the workflow JSON, the setup, the quirks I discovered), I wrote that up for [Infinity Interactive's blog](https://iinteractive.com/resources/blog/how-i-automated-my-morning-standup-with-n8n-and-got-an-unexpected-morale-boost). This piece is the human context around it. Why a simple automation mattered more than it should have, and what it accidentally revealed about how I work.