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Daniel Ionescu's avatar

The real upgrade here is making AI remember the job.

Copy/pasting clever prompts every day still feels like having an intern who gets memory-wiped every night.

Sharyph's avatar

Most people get frustrated with AI because a single prompt didn't solve their entire business problem, not realizing they just need to chain the discrete steps together.

Moving from manual prompting to actual background workflows completely changes the math on what a lean team can pull off.

John Brewton's avatar

Stopping at run is the mistake most people make.

Petar Dimov's avatar

The competitive advantage is no longer access to AI, but knowing how to orchestrate it effectively

Melanie Goodman's avatar

John, Identifying key tasks to automate can lead to substantial time savings and better results.

The process of creating AI workflows requires thoughtful planning and execution for optimal outcomes. What specific tasks would you consider automating to improve your current workflow?

Juan Salas-Romer's avatar

The value here is treating these as jobs, not prompts. A prompt is a one-off. A job is something you run on a schedule and can hand off. The operators who win take this list, pick the five that touch revenue, and build those into a loop that runs without them. Saved as a reference.