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Welcome to AI Sanity Check
I'm Mark. I've spent several decades in software and systems integration, and now I help people figure out what AI can actually do for them through my consulting work at PromptMosis. AI is moving fast and everyone's either selling you something or telling you the world is ending. This community is neither. It's a place for regular people to ask real questions, share what they're learning, and figure out how to actually use this stuff without the hype. Nobody here has it all figured out. Including me. But I've helped enough businesses and people sort through the noise that I can usually tell you what's worth your time and what isn't. ================================================================================== By the way, in these early days, I have to manually approve people. But when I "level up" it will become automatic. But I should be able to approve you quickly. ================================================================================== Here's how to get started: Post in "Ask Anything" with whatever's on your mind. Dumb questions don't exist here. No judgement. Check out "What's Actually Working" for tools and use cases real people are finding useful. Share your own wins and lessons in "Wins & Lessons" so we all learn faster. The "Resources" section will fill up over time with guides and downloads based on what people actually ask about. No 47-module course. No hidden agenda. Just people figuring it out together.
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Claude Cowork. Going Beyond Chat.
Most people use AI like a search engine. You ask it a question, it gives you an answer, you move on. But there's a whole other level most people still don't know about, but may have heard a bunch of buzz about. I've been using Claude's Cowork mode, and it's a different experience. Instead of just chatting back and forth, it can actually do things on your computer. You set up a specific folder on your computer, and it’s “sandboxed” there, so it will not touch anything else. Create files, build documents, make presentations, research topics and save the results, even help you set up a business (I literally used it to set up this community today). Think of it like this: regular AI chat is like texting a smart friend. Cowork mode is like having that smart friend sitting next to you at your desk, able to actually touch the keyboard. It's not perfect, and it's still pretty new. But if you've only ever used ChatGPT or Claude for Q&A, you're using maybe 10% of what these tools can do now. And you can go deeper with it once you get comfortable. Ask here, if you want help with any of that. Has anyone else tried anything beyond basic AI chat?
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Claude Code's Remote Control Feature - Promising, With a Catch
I've been testing Claude Code's remote control feature, which lets you kick off coding tasks and then walk away from your machine. It prompts you at the right moments for decisions, so you can handle it from your phone or wherever you are. I was able to do several coding iterations while I was away from my desk, and it worked well. It prompted me at the right time every time. The one issue: after a while, it just stopped responding. No error, no warning, just silence. It's still in preview, so that's not a dealbreaker. But it's worth knowing about if you're going to rely on it for anything serious. The concept itself is solid and it's a glimpse of where AI-assisted development is heading. Has anyone else tried this? Curious if you hit the same wall.
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