Stop asking AI what to do.
Short notes from someone who runs his whole operation on Claude. What a skill is, why your prompts don’t work, and what it looks like when the software you rent becomes the software you own.
Stop talking to one AI. Build an office.
AI is a buzzword. What you actually want is a building full of employees, each with a job.
Your AI forgets you every time. Give it a log.
Every new chat is a new employee. Here's how to make sure the next one knows what the last one did.
Palantir's big idea, on a nonprofit's budget
What an ontology is, in plain English, and how I used one to give a nonprofit intelligence it never had.
How I train your AI so you don't need me
Give a man a fish, he eats for a day. Teach him to fish, he eats for a lifetime. Here's what that looks like with AI.
A skill is just an SOP. A plugin is a department.
Skills and plugins sound technical. They're the same thing a business has always had.
It's not how you'll build it. It's who's building it.
Stop trying to learn the how. Figure out who you're handing it to.
I loved Lovable. Here's what I build with now.
No-code got me started. Then I didn't need the training wheels.
Same AI, same ingredients, completely different dinner
Everyone has access to the smartest AI. Almost nobody gets the same result from it.
Record every call. It's the best context you'll ever give AI.
Your Zoom meetings and phone calls are full of the exact information your AI is missing.
Cowork is the first AI my non-technical friends actually use
Chat was a demo. Cowork is a desk, with your stuff already on it.