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What does it mean when your AI task stops to ask a question?

Featuring From the Weekly Meeting. Published July 29, 2026.

Michael asked Cowork to tailor his resume for a job posting as a side thought while working on something else. Instead of a done-marker, the task raised a little hand: it had a question about where the latest resume lived. He pointed it at his Obsidian vault and got a near-perfect job-specific resume back.

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