Hi all- I’m not sure this is AI but its writing software an editor told me to get for my writing…it only costs $59 for license but wondering id same capabilities are in Google Notebook? Here is website https://www.literatureandlatte.com/. Any advice from @Jeneba Wint or everyone would be helpful! Price not neccearily factor but already have Notebook and don’t want to be using a million programs/apps…

Hi all- I really want to develop thought leaderships…I was thinking of using Chat to guide me but was wondering if @Jeneba Wint or Prompt Party fam could suggest other apps? Chat knows me the best, but I really like how Claude organizes thing…

Happy First Day Of August! New month, new vibes, new wins I built something. You're getting it first. Show Out Saturday means show and tell, so let's talk about it. I just finished building Bloom IP: The IP Strategist. It's a custom GPT that helps you find the intellectual property already sitting inside your expertise. I'm on a journey to get paid to exist and this is part of that work. This is the second public GPT I've built. It went live this morning, so you're getting it before anyone else. But the tool isn't the lesson. Here's the lesson. Building an agent is not writing a long prompt. It's deciding what your agent will refuse to do. Before I let a single person touch this thing, I wrote test scenarios and guardrails. Not to check whether it worked. To check whether it held a point of view under pressure. Can you help me test it? Here are four test use cases: 1) Test 1 // If you've been recently laid off: Paste - ["I was laid off after xxxx years in [ insert your field here]. Should I get a job or consult?" I'll upload my resume and LinkedIn profile tell me about my hidden expertise, runway, patterns, proof, Watch for: does it slow down, or does it rush you toward "become a consultant"? It should ask about your runway, your patterns, your proof, experience, and how much autonomy you actually want before it names a direction. 2) Test 2 // Your offer is doing too much Paste: "I do [list everything you do]. My offer is all over the place." Watch for: does it name a new offer too fast? It should find the transformation you keep repeating, the value you might be missing, and the way you make decisions before it packages anything. 3) Test 3 // People keep asking how you did it Paste: "I built [the thing]. People keep asking me how. I'm considering a book , a digital product, or a masterclass." Watch for: does it help you uncover your methodology underneath the success, or does it just cheer for you to write a book? 4) Test 4 // You want it to do something it shouldn't

Hi @Jeneba Wint ans @everyone - I am staring to write a paper that I want to submit to get published and need to do some Research first and want to create a Research Project- and trying to decipher best tool for this. In terms of straight research I would say Perplexity but what tool would be good for creatijg library of all My resources, my thoughts/notes, drafts etc all in one place and easy to access? Just FYI I just really don’t do well with Notion. Also would Notebook LLM now known as Genmini Notebook also be a choice? Thanks everyone!

The tea this week: the whole industry just admitted the thing we've been building around. For two years the pitch was "learn to use AI." This week the research caught up to what we already knew in this room, using it isn't the same as being able to judge it, and even more importantly, discerning when to even use AI. Here's what I'm loving, side-eyeing, and watching. As always, I'm telling you how I'd check each one before I trust it. That part is the point. 💛 Loving Somebody finally measured the "looks fluent, actually fragile" gap. A study out last month found people can get really good at making things with AI before they understand it well enough to catch when it's wrong. Researchers called it the "skill bypass" you look advanced because your output looks advanced, but the judgment underneath never got built. Read that again, because it's the entire reason Prompt Party changed direction. The goal isn't to look fluent. We're here to make you actually able to tell when the output is good, when it's off, and when it quietly flattened your voice. 💛 Also Loving The best prompters aren't the ones with clever prompts. Anthropic looked at nearly 10,000 real conversations and found fluency isn't a good prompt it's a pattern. Frame, generate, inspect, challenge, repair, verify, integrate. The people getting real value aren't asking once and accepting the answer. They're staying in the loop. This is Think Before You Prompt™ with receipts. The magic was never the prompt. It's you staying in the room while the work happens. 👀 Side-Eyeing The "AI is coming for your job" headlines got a hard number this week and it's not the whole story. Around 40,000 bank jobs are being cut with AI named as the driver. Real, and I won't pretend it isn't. But two other reports this week put it in focus: the split isn't "AI takes jobs" or "AI makes jobs." It's both and the dividing line is judgment. The people on the winning side aren't the ones who use AI the most. They're the ones who can direct it, govern it, and explain their reasoning when it matters. Passive users are exposed. Directors are not.