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Prompt pack, the tidy-up for your AI's memory
Your AI has been given a memory, and for the first few weeks that was a relief. Meanwhile, it is full of all sorts of things. Logs of tasks, appointments that changed a long time ago, and the same note in three versions. Your AI reads all of that with equal conviction. It does not know which line is from last year. With these four prompts, you tidy up that memory in fifteen minutes. Your AI does the reading and proposes, and you decide what stays. It works with a folder of notes, a vault in Obsidian or a project in Claude or ChatGPT with files.
What you get
I would not start tidying up straight away. First you want to know how bad it actually is. So you ask your AI to write down what it believes about you and your work, with the file it gets it from next to each sentence. That is the first prompt, and you can use it right now.
Prompt 1, the test of what your AI still believes
Read the overview of your memory in [path to the folder, or: the files in this project]. Then write down ten things you believe about me and my work: my clients, my tools, my appointments, how I want you to work. Next to each sentence, put the file you get it from and the date of that file, if you know it. Do not change anything yet.Read through that list quietly. Chances are there are a few sentences in there that used to be correct. Your AI says them with the same certainty as the rest, and that is actually the reason why a tidy-up is needed.
Below, as a Member, you will find the three other prompts: the tidy-up itself, the decision per proposal and a smaller map for your memory.
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