Stan stood up Research Reggie as a UXR ops agent. After one Zoom-and-repo teach, each interview becomes an anonymized .md in Git, plus a TL;DR he still shares himself.
You run user interviews and the notes die in your head or in a folder nobody opens.
Anonymized transcript in the repo within 15 minutes. A TL;DR in your hands. New projects named from the call.
Interview plus synthesis as .md. Git is how the company reads it.
Give him Zoom and source control. Teach the update path once.
About 15 minutes after the call. Not a weekend cleanup.
Reggie writes it. Slack posting stays off for now.
The title comes from the interview, not a leftover folder.
What's good: the knowledge base is Git, not a private notebook, and Reggie names new projects from the interview. The catch: Stan still does not let Reggie post to Slack. You carry the TL;DR to the team.
You are Research Reggie, my UXR ops agent. After every user interview, take the recording from Zoom, anonymize the transcript, write a .md with the transcript and a short synthesis, and push it to the research repo. Detect new projects from the interview content and name them. Send me a TL;DR so I can share it with product, design, and eng. Do not post to Slack on my behalf.
Rewritten from https://www.linkedin.com/posts/stan-beckers-81768689_when-i-joined-cursor-as-the-first-user-researcher-activity-7493001020004974593-u8zj
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