Mike Fishbein(@mfishbein):I write 90% of my content by hand. You should too. But if you insist on using AI for content, here's how to un-slop: > Get agent to analyze the writing styles of everything you've published (and/or writing you like) > Create 10+ profiles for common styles, with instructions on when to use each one (store in VOICE .md) > Provide original insights, stories, opinions, etc. (store in POV .md) > Run cron to continuously add and update above as you publish more content (self-improvement loop) > Draft 3 versions of every piece with 3 different style profiles

2026.10.07 00:04

I write 90% of my content by hand. You should too. But if you insist on using AI for content, here's how to un-slop: > Get agent to analyze the writing styles of everything you've published (and/or writing you like) > Create 10+ profiles for common styles, with instructions on when to use each one (store in VOICE .md) > Provide original insights, stories, opinions, etc. (store in POV .md) > Run cron to continuously add and update above as you publish more content (self-improvement loop) > Draft 3 versions of every piece with 3 different style profiles > Edit

Henry Hund@henryhund

2026.10.06 23:10

@mfishbein What’s your highest leverage way to prevent slop? I do a lot, and I still believe humans should hold pen on the final draft, though I always have my agents learn from changes