
AI First with Adam and Andy Agentic Workflows for Executives: What Leaders Can Do Before True Agents Arrive
Jan 28, 2026
A fast, practical look at building agent-like workflows today using prompts, context, and existing tools. They explain how coding advances inform nontechnical leaders and show a holiday-built app that benchmarks restaurants without centralized data. Discussion covers the spectrum from hard-coded apps to executive-driven smart workflows and why AI proficiency is becoming a core leadership skill.
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Coding Agents Lead The Pack
- Coding agents are the furthest‑along, real examples of agentic systems today.
- Their progress shows what nontechnical leaders should study to imagine agentic workflows for business.
Prompting Is The New Executive Skill
- Nontechnical leaders can emulate parts of coding agents by mastering prompts and workflows.
- That skillset acts like a "Claude Code of business" before fully autonomous agents arrive.
Start With Agentic Workflows Today
- Try building agentic workflows by combining prompts, context, and existing AI tools without heavy engineering.
- Use models directly for reasoning and set context instead of waiting for fully coded agents.
