I didn't consider SAT solvers to be AI, but searching for "ortools" points to https://developers.google.com/optimization which has a big "Google AI" indicator on it. Who cares, I thought.

But certain managers are now very keen on making a lot of noise about just how effectively their teams are using AI. So I took my four python scripts which together form a pipeline that solves a scheduling problem with OR-Tools and renamed my README.md to skill.md so agents would think it was for them.

The LLM does pretty much nothing, CP-SAT does the real work and is being confused for AI... and when I demoed it people were like "wow, neat, look at what's now possible in this dawning age of AI".

I've not bothered to tell them that it's 1960's technology and that the AI part of it could also be adequately performed by a README with less than 100 words. I guess everything that the managers haven't heard of is now "AI" and golly look how effectively we're all using it.