There is a difference between work that benefits from being fast and work that benefits from being careful. Drafting a ticket benefits from being fast. Deciding whether the ticket is correct benefits from being slow. Most AI tooling flattens both into one speed dial and turns it to eleven.
Pyloq separates them. Drafting, briefing, parsing, surfacing — all fast, all automated. The moment a draft becomes a published artifact, the speed stops. A person reads it. A person decides. There is no "publish on confidence." The decision step is deliberately, structurally slow.
Speed on the cheap work buys you the time to be slow on the expensive work. The mistake is using the time you saved to do the expensive work faster too.