Pro tip: tell your AI chief of staff to park non-urgent projects — priority sorting still unreliable
RachelVT42 · x · 2026-09-04
A user shares a practical tip: when using an AI as a "chief of staff", instruct it to park any non-urgent projects, since it isn't necessarily good at sorting priorities yet — though the author expects it to improve over time.
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