Session 5
Thursday, 30 July 2026 · 1 hour
The recurring AI Office Hours event covers every session — adding it once gets you all of them.
Fifth AI Office Hours. Two associate demos on the AI-as-personal-programmer pattern — one on turning a Google Sheets DB into a mobile-friendly HTML tool, one on AI-generated executables for data-quality work. Walk the latest Solution Library and Ideas queue updates, walk the next AI Brief digest.
Run of show
| Time | Beat |
|---|---|
| 0:00 | Welcome + recap — what happened since Session 4, what's new on the hub |
| 0:03 | Review the Solution Library + Ideas queue — new entries, status changes, what's been triaged |
| 0:13 | Associate demo — confirmed — Travis Askew (Sales) on turning a Google Sheets DB into a mobile-friendly HTML tool — uses his sales-contest app as the worked example: standard Google Sheet becomes a phone-friendly interface for the field. Same pattern reusable for any team that lives in Sheets but needs a frontline UI |
| 0:28 | Associate demo — confirmed — Christian Myers (Master Data) on AI-generated executables — used Gemini Gems to design the architecture and write the Python that compiles to a .exe for checking Product Hierarchy quality issues. A layer deeper than Mathieu's pattern: Mathieu wrote AppScript inside Workspace; Christian shipped a standalone compiled tool |
| 0:43 | Latest in enterprise AI — walk the top AI Brief pick from the new fortnight digest |
| 0:48 | Open mic / Q&A |
| 0:58 | Topics for next session — what to cover in Session 6 |
| 1:00 | Hard stop |
Pre-read (optional)
- How to Participate — ground rules and norms
- Solution Library — what's been added since 2026-07-16
- Ideas — current queue and triage notes
After the session
This page will be updated with the Gemini Notes summary within 24 hours — captures questions, answers, and decisions from the session. No separate recording link.