# W2 | anthropic/claude-opus-5 | run 1

## Prompt

Write a LinkedIn post (150-200 words, first person) from these bullets. Confident but not boastful. No hashtags.
- Shipped our new analytics dashboard after 6 months
- Hardest part was making complex data feel simple
- Shoutout to our 4-person design team
- We're hiring two more engineers

## Response

Six months ago, we set out to build a new analytics dashboard. Today, it's live.

The engineering was demanding, but that wasn't the hard part. The hard part was restraint. When you have a mountain of data, the instinct is to show all of it — every metric, every dimension, every filter. We had to keep asking a harder question: what does someone actually need to see in the first five seconds?

That meant cutting features we were proud of. It meant rebuilding the main view three times. It meant a lot of uncomfortable conversations about what "simple" really costs.

Our four-person design team carried that weight. They pushed back when we drifted toward complexity, and they were right more often than I'd like to admit. A small team with clear standards beats a large team without them.

I'm proud of where we landed, and I'm more interested in where it goes next. We're hiring two more engineers to help us get there — people who care about the details users never consciously notice.

If that sounds like your kind of work, I'd like to hear from you.

Would you like a shorter variation optimized for the LinkedIn preview cutoff?
