The latest version of Claudaborative Editing attempts to answer exactly that.

I think I might be onto something: I've been writing with it for the last few days, and I genuinely enjoy it. 🙂

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Continuing on my exploration of using LLMs to augment the writing experience, rather than replace it, I asked the question: how can we integrate a useful tool directly into WordPress, without it getting in the way, or taking over the writing process?

The Human in the Loop The ‘human in the loop’ paradigm works brilliantly for code, where creativity lives in architecture and design. But for writing meant for humans, the act of writing is the creative act,…

For me, I look at it in terms of creativity. If an LLM is getting in the way of how you express yourself creatively, it's probably the wrong tool for the job.

I have many thoughts on LLMs and how they're used.

One of the more interesting aspects is: how do you choose when to use an LLM, and when should you do it yourself?

Screenshot of the footer in the WordPress Block Editor. On the right side, an icon of several orange stars is selected, with a popup showing "Claudaborative Editing. Status: connected"

If the WordPress Gutenberg team didn't want me to be able to do this, they wouldn't have enabled React Portals. 😈

Introducing Tidy Weather I’ve been dabbling in the Flutter world for several years, and I recently published my first Flutter-based app! It’s a clean (one could even say, “tidy”) little weather app,…

Hey, I made a thing! If you're in Australia, you should check it out!

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I thought information wanted to be free?!??!!

A jam.

🙀

WP_Exception, more like WP_Exceptional, amirite?!?!

Okay, fine. I'll doom-scroll on this social network, instead.