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You corrected your AI tool on Monday. It was wrong the same way by Thursday.
You told your AI tool once: drop that superfluous phrase, don’t make that unsupported claim. It listened for exactly one draft. By Thursday a similar line was back in another draft, and you typed the same correction again, a little more tersely.
That isn’t you forgetting, and a longer prompt won’t hold either. The correction lived in a chat window that’s since closed, or in your head. Neither was going to survive the week.
The fix isn’t phrasing the correction better. It’s putting that correction somewhere it can stick: written where a draft can break against it, checked by a step that isn’t you, retired when its reason expires. Three fixes, one email a day, in that order.
Free. No card, nothing to install.
01What Arrives
Three things you end up holding
Fix 1 lands the moment you sign up. None of them is a teaser for the next. Do the first and the day has already changed something real.
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A rule that can fail
One correction you keep repeating, rewritten so a draft can break against it, with the situation attached, so it can be argued with later instead of only obeyed.
Arrives the moment you sign up
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A checkpoint with a held draft behind it
One step between “looks done” and “ships” that isn’t you, reading every line. It can return a fail, and it runs whether or not you remember to ask for it.
Tomorrow
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A shorter rule set
The rules whose reason has expired, retired on the record, so the ones still working keep the authority instead of drowning in the ones nobody enforces anymore.
The day after
02Get Them
Get the three, one a day
Email, and a first name if you want one on it. Fix 1 arrives the moment you press this.
🔒 Free, no card, nothing to install. Three emails, then it stops. Unsubscribe anytime.
03Two Promises
What this asks of you, and what it doesn’t
- Nothing to run this but the AI tool you already use. A chat window is enough for all three.
- Three emails, then it stops. Nothing ongoing after.
A correction that only lives in your head was never going to survive the week.
These three fixes are the opening moves of a longer argument. Read the rest at the line whenever you’re ready.
Pierre/
Founder, Curio Chat Academy