Building personal AI tooling: add response calibration; auto-triggers beat long-term priorities
menhguin · x · 2026-11-10
The author shares lessons from building personal AI tooling: getting the bot to categorize long-term priorities takes heavy design work (the Muse app is a decent working reference), while specific auto-triggers deliver relevance with less effort. Also give your tooling a calibration channel for liked/disliked responses, matched to how you actually prefer to give feedback.
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