I don't do my own AI. I use AI, set up and maintained for me by my AI Geek, Nick.
Here's what changed for me this year: I stopped writing prompts and started writing job descriptions.
The problem was never that my assistant was dumb. It was that every time I asked for something, it improvised a slightly different version of the answer. So I was re-teaching it my standards, forever.
Now the standard lives in a file. Written once, plain English. My assistant loads the right one when it recognizes the situation. These are called skills, and Nick made his library public.
Here's what's actually in it.