Our summary
This project provides a way to organize saved task instructions into a strict step-by-step filing setup. Instead of handing an AI assistant a massive list of possible actions, this setup lets the software search for the exact steps it needs. This keeps the assistant from getting overwhelmed by extra text.
The setup uses Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. When given a task, Jev narrows down the choices by picking categories step-by-step until it finds the right instructions. It scores different paths and returns only the most useful text back to the assistant.
This tool only looks up instructions and does not actually carry out the commands. The specific filing rules are designed just for this project, so developers will need to adapt them. Running the searches requires private access codes for the AI software, which will cost money to use.
Key takeaways
- Group saved instructions into categories so the AI assistant makes smaller, step-by-step choices.
- Give every category a clear name and description to help the search tool find the right path.
- Require every category to contain instructions and reject broken files before starting a search.