Optimizing content for both human readers and LLM retrieval
tracewoodgrains · x · 2026-09-02
The author discusses how to make a Twitter longpost archive LLM-searchable without adding noise for human readers on Substack, suggesting a hidden tab for mirroring essays. It highlights the growing importance of the distinction between writing for humans vs. writing for LLMs.
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