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u/TooBadBoutThat

I've been building this tool for 6+ months, and you will never use AI the same way again if you try this (Feedback appreciated)
▲ 36 r/AIToolsPromptWorkflow+1 crossposts

I've been building this tool for 6+ months, and you will never use AI the same way again if you try this (Feedback appreciated)

UPDATE: You guys keep using it, but I don't hear your feedback...

No signup required, anyone can try it for free.

If your project is important and complicated enough for AI (business, science, personal life), most likely you are messing up the input and I will prove that.

Go to www.briefingfox.com and write your goal (e.g. Write me a business plan for a coffee shop). Set up the 3 point configuration and let it analyze your goal.

Answer its questions and take the final output, launch it in your favorite AI and see the difference.

Let me know what you think.

u/TooBadBoutThat — 13 hours ago
▲ 1 r/Sakartvelo

ქუჩის ძაღლების რეიდები ბოლო 2 დღეში

გამარჯობა, ბოლო ორი დღეა ყველა ძაღლი გაქვრა ჩემს უბანში (გაბრიელ სალოსზე, დირსისთან). ხშირად იყეფებოდნენ და არ ვიცით ვინმემ დარეკა და წააყვანინა თუ თვითონ ჩამოუარეს და სხვა უბნებშიც ხო არ მომხდარა მსგავსი?

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u/TooBadBoutThat — 10 days ago
▲ 1 r/PromptEngineering

The best ways to save tokens is to avoid long back and forth conversation with AI. The problem is, it's hard to contain everything about one project in one prompt.

Here is the solution that I built, and it could solve that problem.

www.briefingfox.com (Free & no signup required for 1 use)

Write your goal and let it interview you. Take the output and launch it in your favorite AI.

You will notice that you spent a lot less tokens and got a much better output from AI.

I would love to hear the user feedback. I have been building this for 6+ months.

u/TooBadBoutThat — 14 days ago
▲ 1 r/PromptEngineering

I have been trying to learn prompt engineering as a science for over a month now, got some really useful insights about structuring, assigning roles, forming tasks and etc. At some point I came across with a tool by an indie creator in this sub that made all those techniques kind of useless.

Disclaimer: I know the creator personally now, this post is to share my experience, help him get more users, but it's free for now.

So, the idea is, even if you write a 10-word input about what you're trying to accomplish with AI, it takes you through a briefing process, asking you the key questions around your goal and context. Eventually it gives you a prompt that works as your brief for AI tool.

It saved a lot of your time and brainpower, each project takes less than 3 minutes and it makes AI feel much less generic, which was one of the main problems when I got interested with this topic.

Try it at www.briefingfox.com and hope it helps you the same way it helped me.

Please share your thoughts.

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u/TooBadBoutThat — 20 days ago
▲ 7 r/ChatGPT

We all have our ways of using AI and most of them are conventional like helping with work, writing emails and etc. Let's share some unique use cases with each other, remember, AI is still a new thing and there is so much to discover here.

Here is my list:

  • Asking it to generate a random new minigame when I am bored
  • Asking it to plan a random trip around my city.
  • Quiz me about topics where I feel confident (Better in voice chat)

Share some of your favorite ones, let's have some fun.

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u/TooBadBoutThat — 21 days ago