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Mining Your Life for Context

Plus, how Every’s head of growth stays focused and some aggressively casual language

Mining Your Life for Context

TL;DR

  • Noah Brier uses Claude Code as a "second brain" to enhance knowledge work by connecting it to personal notes.
  • Austin Tedesco uses Codex's Chronicle feature to analyze screen time, identifying 671 daily iMessage interactions, with a goal to reduce this significantly.
  • A workflow is outlined for consolidating scattered thoughts from various digital sources (Slack, Notion, voice memos) into a draft by connecting an AI agent to these repositories.
  • Professional writers are adopting more colloquial and idiosyncratic language to differentiate their work from predictable AI-generated content.
  • The article promotes "Every" as a subscription service offering AI insights, tools, and early access to AI developments.