It’s one thing to have a sense you’ve been on a quest to improve yourself. It’s another to connect the data points, and see how that change transpired.
To use AI for my manuscript, I had to figure out how to use AI without the restrictions my brain has become accustomed to through AI use at work.
With a complete overview of my manuscript, and a developmental-like edit, AI has given me a fresh perspective on my manuscript, and a renewed sense of possibility.
I’ve written before about using AI tools like Claude Code at work, and how it has made me wonder about using Claude Code for my manuscript. In the last week or two, that curiosity has grown. Sign up for a…
“You did the best you could with the knowledge you had at the time” is a phrase I repeat to myself to help me level up my compassion for the me on the page.
Commits, branches, and old Instagram posts help me revisit memories, reflect on life with my dog, and rediscover the quiet satisfaction of writing.
Claude Code simplified my documentation workflow at workâand raised questions about using it for the next version of my manuscript.
Dog training has taught me many things. Those skills have turned out to be beneficial when it comes to AI prompting, and working with AI tools.
I’m experimenting with docs-as-code for creative writing, and getting used to my name attached to what I write.
The language is different. The subject matter is different. The theme is the same.