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Mini apps: ask your AI for a tracker instead of vibe coding one

People vibe code an app for the thing no app tracks right. You can describe it to ChatGPT or Claude instead. This post sets up a board game night tracker that knows your group.

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How to plan an event with an AI that remembers the details

This guide shows organizers how to plan an event by talking to their AI. It covers the exact things to say. On the day of the event, your crew asks the AI instead of you.

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How to build a story bible that answers back

A step by step guide to building a story bible by talking to your AI, for writers who have never done it before. The exact things to say, and what comes back.

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What is a world your AI remembers?

Your AI forgets everything between chats. A world fixes that by keeping one living record of your project that Claude or ChatGPT can read, remember, and build on.