Last week a friend sent me a screenshot of her Claude sidebar. It had forty-two chats, zero projects, and one

I used to think the best AI prompts were strict ones. More rules meant more control, or so I assumed.

I lose way too much time to my feed. Five minutes of scrolling turns into forty, and I come out

Yesterday a small tool shipped that fixes a problem every long-chat user hits sooner or later. It’s called Oglyanutsya, which

Most people write a prompt, add “double-check your work” at the end, and call it reviewed. A builder on r/PromptEngineering

TL;DR: After 30 or 40 turns, AI coding agents start forgetting decisions and undoing their own fixes. A short checkpoint

A system prompt is a suggestion, not a lock. If a rule only lives inside the prompt, you’re hoping the

Try this quick test on your own story. Pick one scene where a character asks about something she shouldn’t know

Yesterday a hobby dev in Japan shipped a small free page that checks the prompts you copy from the web.