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How to install a saved instruction to find fast AI decisions

You will learn how to install a saved set of instructions for an AI assistant. This guide shows how to ask the assistant to find places where a fast decision tool could improve your software.

Original by Ian NuttallGetting started

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“Getting started: install the skill” by Ian Nuttall. Read the original source.

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Our summary

This guide explains how to add a saved set of instructions, called a skill, to an AI assistant. People use this specific skill to scan their software projects. It helps them find places where a fast AI decision tool could replace slower AI writing tools.

First, you type a command to install the saved instructions into your project. Then, you use a special command to start the assistant. Finally, you ask the assistant to look through your work and suggest new features that rely on an AI choosing from set options.

This is just a starting point for people building software. The guide only shows how to install the instructions and ask the first question. It does not prove that the assistant's suggestions are actually good, so a person must carefully check any proposed changes before using them.

Key takeaways

  1. Install the saved instructions using a simple typed command in your project.
  2. Start the assistant with a specific command instead of asking a general question.
  3. Ask the assistant to find slow AI steps that a fast decision tool could replace.

The guide only covers installing the instructions and asking the first question. It does not show the assistant's answers or prove that its suggestions are actually helpful.

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