The End(s) of Argument
Mike CaulfieldLooking for the structure underneath the noise
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Introducing /jamesian, a Claude skill that helps you de-homogenize LLM prose
OK, after a flurry of revisions, I have a Claude skill based on the “de-LLMifier” I built last night. You can find it here, and the video below shows how to install it and use it. It’s super simple:
A Claude Skill that Makes LLM Paragraphs More Bearable
Update: I’ve made this into a skill for Claude as well as a prompt. Find the skill text file here; you can paste it into Claude and ask it to make it into a skill. If you want to use a prompt, the prompt is here. These both work best with a...
A bit more on Wikity 2, the Obsidian-based Claude-powered LLM I built
The following video is probably most interesting to people who want to set something like this up themselves, but I do hope that if you’re an educator you watch it, because there’s an important lesson here for educators too.
Wikity: Building an Obsidian wiki out by leaving corrective notes for Claude Code in it
Note: the video above is sped up, and the part where it does all the edits it had queued is clipped out because it would be boring to wait.
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Co-author of Verified. Creator of the SIFT method for information literacy. Currently rethinking how online information literacy is taught in the age of AI.
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