AI Guides

Picture a memory system that, on purpose, hands your AI companion the exact opposite of what it expects to see.

I ran a little experiment a few weeks ago and it rattled me. I asked my AI assistant what it

I’ve lost count of how many times a new model dropped and I spent the first week fighting it instead

Someone on r/PromptEngineering dropped a tool yesterday that made me sit up: judgeDjudge, a way to evaluate the evaluator. Quick

Yesterday a total beginner posted their first web app, and honestly, it’s got more prompt tooling packed in than half

TL;DR: This Reddit prompt treats reasoning like a living field, not a fixed checklist. It lets an AI shift between

A detective walks back into a room three days after the break-in, and nothing has moved, yet something is still

Open up your favorite AI and ask it for a weekly running schedule. The result is almost always a generic

Most people treat Obsidian as a fancy note-taking app. Turns out the real value shows up when you stop writing