I love Claude for writing, but the outage this morning is killing me. 

It forced me to get back onto ChatGPT for the first time in a while, and honestly, that's working just fine. I renewed my ChatGPT Pro subscription to get some work done.

Might cancel Claude and only use it via the API going forward.

/fieldway: eLearning and coaching for product team leaders

Author. Artist. Quinquagenarian. 

https://linktr.ee/nfterrybain

It's pretty involved. I'm going to write a mini-course or tutorial at some point.

In brief:

1. Very long instruction sets with examples of my past work and multiple projects/agents.
2. Come up with an idea and use Claude to write learning objectives and research questions.
3. Research with Perplexity. 
4. Copy/paste research from Perplexity into Claude and write an outline using my instructional design agent.
5. Record myself teaching through the outline.
6. Transcribe using Whisper.
7. Give a Claude project (with its instruction set) the learning objectives, research, outline, and transcript to write the first draft.
8. Prompt to edit some.
9. Copy/paste into Grammarly to edit further.
10. Copy/paste into Libre Writer for final typesetting and editing.

I've been doing this long enough (20+ years) that I can tell the final output is very similar to what I would have written but I'm producing it around 3 times faster than I have in the past.

curious how you use ai for writing... 

not because I don't think it can be done or I'm confused, I just like to know about other people's process