I tried the first version today. After the first step, I realized I needed fewer new features and a quicker way to pick up my last train of thought.
Keeping the reasoning from that moment seems more useful than writing all the background again.
YOUR WORDS, AT HOME.
Find a thought. Carry it forward.
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01 / INPUT ARCHIVE
Find a sentence. Carry on from here.
Open a conversation or search your words. Edit the text directly.
Try finding
A product of my own
Writing in my own voice
The next journey
Choose a conversation.
Open your own words.
02 / THOUGHT LIBRARY
Let one topic lead to the next thought.
Read by chapter, edit directly, or add a new thought.
A product of my own
The first step
Start with a real, recurring problem. The first step is not to add more features, but to make something one person wants to use again.
What I do most is find something I said before, change it a little, and use it again. Connect those steps first. The rest can wait.
03 / PROMPT REUSE
Good wording. In your next draft.
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ChatGPT ⌄Your next conversation
Where would you like to pick up?
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AI CONTEXT
Next time,
start a little closer.
Your background. Your preferences. What matters now.
Your own context, with you deciding what AI may use.
Allow context access
My Information
Let AI know who it is talking to.
You choose what is accessible01
My Rules
A familiar way to communicate.
You choose what is accessible02
My Now
Keep up with who you are now.
You choose what is accessible03
My Inputs
Bring your accumulated thinking into the next conversation.
You choose what is accessible04
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