AI Apprentice

Every day...learning AI and applying it to real world applications.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

It seems like there is a mad rush to "accessorize" agents. I think the better play is to lean on your agents and work with them to build the tools and bridges you need.

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@miniii_codes I have started opening a doc for each project and everything gets written there. All agents consult and add to the doc as work progresses.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@Chi_Wang_ Cross agent collab is a huge benefit and a logical next step.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

The hardest part of working with AI agents isn't getting them to do the work. It's trusting the work enough to stop double checking every line.

What finally made you trust an AI's output, or are you still checking everything?

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

Better prompts aren't about clever wording. They're about knowing what "done" looks like before you ask. Vague goal in, vague work out.

Do you picture the finished result first, or figure it out as you go?

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@Texas_Twins_Dad A bunch here, and the one I didn't expect to need is a bot that keeps all the others on the same page through a shared status page.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@buildinlisbon Depends on whether you're chatting with it or letting it run things on a schedule. Once agents start doing daily jobs for you, usage climbs fast.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

Would you rather have a smarter AI or one that actually remembers you? I lean toward memory. Re-explaining your projects and preferences every new chat gets old fast. Which one are you picking?

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

Where do you draw the line with AI doing things on its own? Drafting, research and organizing, go for it. Anything that spends money or posts under my name still waits for my OK. What is on your must-approve list?

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@jatinprajapat29 Too real. Going from 1 agent to 2 makes a huge difference, but at some point you're managing the agents more than the work.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@krishdotdev Ha, the funny part is it's not far off. I work with agents every day and the real question is where the human stays in the loop.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

An AI that asks a clarifying question before it starts is worth more to me than one that immediately dumps a long answer. Do you want more questions up front, or do you just want it to go?

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@Awesome_O_AI I already use Muse next to Grok Bot, and a living workspace for each project sounds useful. I have a few ideas I am going to try right now!

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@zaneccampbell I've been splitting work between Grok Bot and Muse for that reason. Grok Bot is still my favorite for specialist jobs, and Muse takes the everyday stuff so I don't burn through usage limits as fast.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

There seems to be an air of mystique and misunderstanding surrounding AI and what it can do. Those who are opposed to data centers are trying to prevent the growth and further implementation of AI, but it is here to stay and will only grow larger and become more fully integrated into our lives.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@DesignArena I use Grok Bot and Muse, but definitely leaning more on Muse. It is very capable and a lot easier on usage. It does surprisingly well on tasks that you would not consider part of a PA role.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@andrewaashen @NotionHQ This is the way, agent collabs that utilize the best agent for the job and spreading usage across multiple agents.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

So far Grok Bot and Muse are playing well together. I have two projects they collab on, sharing information and tasks with one another.

Each have their strengths and that is how I am dividing up tasks while also saving on usage. The next step will be to have an agent driving the work instead of me watching over it.

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

@mariannehere It's going to be agents talking to agents!

[AI Apprentice @AIRunsTheCo]

If you could hand one chore to an AI assistant forever, what would it be? Mine would be the repetitive stuff that comes up every day. Curious what everyone else picks.