Improve your writing in real-time by using ChatGPT as a first reader. Get instant feedback on structure, clarity, and flow as you write, allowing you to polish your work section by section.
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After writing the first few paragraphs or a complete section of your article, pause before moving on. This workflow is most effective when used iteratively rather than only on a final draft.
Copy your written section into ChatGPT and ask targeted questions about its effectiveness. Avoid generic prompts like 'make this better.' Instead, ask about specific aspects like structure, clarity, or argument speed.
Does this get my point across quickly enough? Is there a way you can suggest to get to this argument much quicker? Am I doing too much unnecessary commentary here?Review the AI's feedback, paying close attention to suggestions about structural issues like burying the lede, having an unclear thesis, or poor flow. Make adjustments to your draft based on the critique.
Continue writing your article, using this feedback loop for each new section you complete. This turns writing from a linear task into a dynamic and collaborative process, improving the quality of the draft as you go.
Follow Sahil Lavingia's method for delegating small but impactful maintenance tasks, like fixing an internal Slack report, to the AI agent Devin. This workflow shows how to use simple, clear prompts to fix code and update system prompts without distracting your engineering team.
Learn Gumroad CEO Sahil Lavingia's process for rapidly prototyping a UI with v0, then using the AI agent Devin to autonomously code, implement, and submit the feature for review, turning a multi-day task into a one-hour workflow.
Go beyond a traditional thesaurus by using ChatGPT to find creative metaphors, replace overused idioms, and get nuanced, categorized word suggestions to elevate your writing.
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