7 posts across Directing AI, Systems & Adoption
Three product changes this year quietly removed the editing pass between AI output and the finished file. Here's what has to move into the prompt now that nothing catches a gap afterward.
4 min readGoogle's new Sheets Canvas feature turns a plain-English prompt into a working app on top of your live spreadsheet data. Here's what changes for anyone who runs a business process out of a spreadsheet, and what the prompt still has to specify.
4 min readProject management is mostly synthesis, chasing, and translation between audiences — three things AI handles well. Here's how to hand those over without losing the judgement that keeps a project honest.
5 min readMost people get a genuinely good AI result, feel pleased, and then start from scratch the following week. The gap between occasional wins and compounding ones is about twenty minutes of writing.
5 min readAlmost every team that adopts AI builds a shared prompt library, and almost all of them are abandoned within a quarter. The reasons are consistent, and so is the version that survives.
5 min readAI is strongest on the preparation around teaching and weakest at the judgement inside it. Here's where the line sits, and how to build materials that stay reusable instead of regenerating them every term.
4 min readAndrej Karpathy published a system that turns a folder of raw notes into a living, self-updating wiki — without writing a word of it himself. The practical version is closer than you think.
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