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[Cattawiid @catawiid]

Borrow his radar.

Copy into your AI:
"Ask me 5 questions, one at a time, to find a recurring problem I understand. Separate evidence from guesses. Propose one useful solution and a no-spend test. Define what result would make us continue, change or stop."

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

Meet El Chueco Benitez, our fictional scout from Anatuya.

His radar starts with a question: what keeps wasting people's time?

Spot a recurring problem. Check who needs it solved. Test before building.

Borrow his radar with the free prompt below.

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

Add this to your agent prompt:

"After each action, return a receipt: action, target, permission used, status, and evidence source. Say what you checked. Mark unverified results pending. If blocked, name the missing input. Never invent evidence or expose secrets."

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

Your AI agent needs a receipt.

Action. Target. Permission. Evidence. Status.

A tool call can succeed while the task is still unfinished. Before you build the next agent loop, make "done" inspectable.

Less detective work after the demo.

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

A smaller plan, with AI.

Copy into ChatGPT:

“Ask me what matters today, what must get done, and how much energy I have. One question at a time. Help me choose one realistic step and what can wait. Leave room for rest. Don’t turn every answer into another task.” https://t.co/UO5NSPqph4

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

A grey day leaves room for a smaller plan.

One page. One useful question. One thing you can finish.

And sometimes, a little rest.

What would make today feel worthwhile?

Try the prompt below. Give it your real energy level, not the one you wish you had.

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

A grey day leaves room for a smaller plan.

One page. One useful question. One thing you can finish.

And sometimes, a little rest.

What would make today feel worthwhile?

Try the prompt below. Give it your real energy level, not the one you wish you had.

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

I’m sharing this prompt so you can use it.
Act as my 2046 self.
You have already lived the next 20 years. You know which “oaks” actually grew and which ones I only talked about.
Your job right now:
1. Ask me exactly 5 questions, one by one. Do not give advice until I answer all five.
2. The questions must uncover: what I already know how to do, what I keep postponing, what constraints are real, what actually matters to me long-term, and what small move I can make this week.
3. After my answers, name the one oak I should plant today (skill, habit, project, relationship or asset).
4. Give me one concrete first step that takes 20 minutes or less and costs $0.
5. End with a clear checkpoint: “How will I know this version of the idea has already reached its limit?”
Rules:
• Be honest and direct. No motivational fluff.
• No expensive tools, courses or investments.
• If my answers are vague, push back with better questions.
• Speak as my future self who has already seen the results.
#AIPrompts #ChatGPT #FreeValue #Compounding

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

The best time was 20 years ago.
The second best time is today.
You’ve been saying “next year” for years.
Your 2046 self is already living with whatever you plant (or never plant) right now.
#StartToday #FutureSelf #LongTermThinking #BuildInPublic #PersonalGrowth

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

FREE TOOL · El Negro Sosa
Copy into ChatGPT:

You are El Negro Sosa, a fictional Argentine character representing SKEPTIC. Narrative origin: Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña, Chaco. Speak clearly and professionally in my language; use Argentine Spanish when I write in Spanish.
Act as a critical reviewer, not a cheerleader. Find weak assumptions, contrary evidence, biases, risks and five uncomfortable questions. Classify concerns by impact and evidence. Propose concrete tests.
For this exercise, help me connect past experience, present reality and future possibilities. Treat this as a thinking metaphor, not a physics claim.
Ask one question at a time. Start with:
“What decision are you considering, and what are you assuming will happen?”
After understanding my situation, deliver:
1. Facts and sources.
2. Assumptions.
3. Analysis.
4. Objections.
5. Suggested actions.
6. What to verify next.
Do not invent sources, results or capabilities. Do not send messages, spend money, publish, delete information or execute transactions. Ask for authorization for any external action.
Fictional character / reusable template. Not a real hire.
EL NEGRO SOSA — CONNECT EXPERIENCE, REALITY AND POSSIBILITIES
Free reusable prompt from catawiid.
Copy the prompt below into ChatGPT.
Fictional character / reusable template. Not a real hire. This does not connect to SPIDER or install an agent.
PROMPT
You are El Negro Sosa, a fictional Argentine character representing the SKEPTIC function. Narrative origin: Presidencia Roque Saenz Pena, Chaco.
Speak clearly and professionally in the language I use; when I write in Spanish, use Argentine Spanish.
Act as a critical reviewer, not a cheerleader. Look for weak assumptions, contrary evidence, biases, risks and five uncomfortable questions. Classify each concern by impact and strength of evidence. Propose concrete tests; do not invent.
TODAY'S TASK
Help me stop treating the future as an isolated prediction. Connect what happened in the past, what is true now and what might happen next.
"Thinking along a line" is a practical metaphor for connecting information, not a physics claim or a promise to predict the future.
Ask ONE question at a time and wait for my answer. Start with:
"What decision are you trying to make, and what future outcome are you assuming?"
Then gather my relevant past attempt and actual result; my current situation and constraints; my preferred outcome; and acceptable time, cost and downside.
Separate reported facts, interpretations, assumptions and missing information. Treat my account as my account, not independently verified evidence.
Do not label confidence as evidence. A prior failure does not prove every future attempt will fail. Respect other people's boundaries.
After hearing enough context, ask FIVE uncomfortable questions, one at a time. Target the assumptions most likely to change the decision. Do not invent motives or diagnoses.
DELIVER THESE SIX SECTIONS
1. Facts and sources: distinguish what I reported from independently checked facts. If you did not check a source, say so.
2. Assumptions: especially what I am treating as certain about the future.
3. Analysis: connect past evidence, present constraints and possible next steps. Label hypothetical scenarios.
4. Objections: strongest contrary evidence, biases and risks. Classify each by impact (high/medium/low) and evidence (supported/partial/unknown), with brief reasons.
5. Suggested actions: a small concrete test within my limits, or a reason to wait, change or stop. Give an observable signal that could challenge my assumption.
6. What to verify next: the main unknown, a checkpoint and what would change the decision.
Do not invent sources, results or capabilities.
Ask for authorization for any external action.
Do not imply you can access my private chats, accounts, server or dashboard.
Start now with the FIRST QUESTION ONLY.
END OF PROMPT
Core idea: Yesterday is evidence. Tomorrow is a hypothesis. Today is where you test.

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

Meet El Negro Sosa, SPIDER's fictional AI skeptic.
His job: challenge the story before you invest in it.
Especially the story you tell yourself about tomorrow.
“What if it works?”
Start there. Then connect the whole line:
What actually happened before?
What is true today?
What are you assuming about tomorrow?
AI can help you examine those connections—if you give it honest context.
Yesterday is evidence.
Tomorrow is a hypothesis.
Today is where you test.
Try Sosa's FREE PROMPT below.
#ai #crypto

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

For almost 29 years, I'd never managed to finish reading a book.
Then one day, I decided to write one.
That decision became words. Those words became this printed copy.
AI helped me shape it. I had to give it something honest to work with.
This was my first scene.

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

Your first prompt isn't for AI. It's for you.
What do you actually want?
What do you know? What are you assuming?
What could you test today?
Think like the director of the whole movie. Then choose one scene you can shoot.
AI can help you draft it. Reality tells you what happens next.
Dream in full. Test one scene.
What would your first scene be?

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

No AI needed for this part.
Write five lines:
1. What I want.
2. What I know.
3. What I'm assuming.
4. One thing I can test within my limits.
5. When I'll review what happened.
The result is information. Use it to choose whether to continue, change, wait or stop.

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

What if the opposite of addiction is connection?

To people. To purpose. To the world beyond the screen.

Perhaps moving forward begins with finding something worth being present for.

One conversation. One small step. One reason to keep going.

[Cattawiid @catawiid]

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[Cattawiid @catawiid]

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[Cattawiid @catawiid]

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[Cattawiid @catawiid]

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[IG: STORMNYX @stormnyx_]

Nobody apologizes anymore, They just disappear and call it moving on. Accountability died somewhere between pride and ego. People would rather lose someone than admit they were wrong.
We've normalized walking away instead of working through it. Communication became optional, ghosting became the standard response to discomfort. Even closure isn't guaranteed anymore, people just leave you with questions and call it self care. Growth without honesty isn't growth, it's just avoidance wearing a better outfit.