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Someone just open-sourced an AI dev orchestrator they already ran in production. The numbers on it are not theoretical. 32 […]

Quick version: Standard AI is trained to agree with you. This prompt breaks that habit by forcing AI into adversarial

A team quietly shipped something worth paying attention to this week. It’s called the Veto Protocol. An enforcement layer that

Yesterday, someone posted in r/PromptEngineering and it caught my eye. A dev named Kiro shipped Iro, a Duolingo-style app for

TL;DR: Seven fill-in-the-blank AI prompts built on Daniel Goleman’s EQ framework. Use them to pause, unpack your triggers, and choose

Three days. Same question. Same answer. Six times in a row. Picture it: a developer, increasingly unhinged, rephrasing the same

Most social platforms rank content with hand-tuned rules: follower counts, engagement rates, account age. Engineers write the weights. Engineers update

I’ve been watching people use AI like a glorified Google search, and it’s painful. Type a question, get an answer,

Replying to emails used to eat my mornings alive. Open inbox, scroll through threads, dig up the meeting notes, try