⚙️Tech Leadership: Boosting your visibility

One of my favourite topics in the tech leadership scope is visibility. How would other people know that you are good enough to trust you, to agree with your promotion, to help you to implement your ideas? Visibility is not just about being seen, but about creating value and sharing insights that can help the team and the company grow. Recently, I stumbled upon two tools that I used and liked. I want to share them with you and you can share them within your company and increase your ✨visibility.

1️⃣ Promptfoo

When working with LLM I had an open question. How people test their AI integrations or chat bost? How do they chose which prompt is better? Can this be automated?

Promptfoo is a fantastic tool for testing and securing your LLM apps. It allows you to:

* Compare different prompts and models side by side.
* Evaluate outputs for accuracy, safety, and relevance.
* Automate testing to catch issues before they hit production.

Why it’s great for ✨ visibility: By using Promptfoo, you can demonstrate your commitment to quality and security in AI-driven projects. It’s a tangible way to show your team and stakeholders that you’re on top of the latest tools to mitigate risks and improve outcomes.

2️⃣ Racing Bars

Data storytelling is a superpower in tech leadership, and Racing Bars makes it easy to create engaging, dynamic charts. This library generates racing bar charts (you know, those cool animated charts that show rankings over time) based on your data. Check out the demo here.

Originally I found this service https://livingcharts.com/, which may generate cool looking video based on your data. But it's under the question if you can share your comany's sensitive data with a random service on the internet (better not).

The usage of the library is quite simple, the result is impressive. For example, you can build a chart how customers of your business were adding up throughout the years. Then share it with the company.

Why it’s great for ✨ visibility: Whether you’re presenting project progress, team performance, or market trends, Racing Bars can help you visualize data in a way that captures attention and makes complex information easy to understand. It’s a small investment in presentation skills that can have a big impact on how your insights are perceived.

❤️ I would love to hear if you used any of these tools.