Workflow

This is the third post in the getting-started-with-AI series. Part 1 covered how to set it up, and Part 2 covered how to talk to it and set up guardrails. At the end of Part 2, I said: the hard part is never “how to ask,” it’s “how to design the workflow.” This post will wrap up that statement. The answer might be the opposite of what you think: workflows aren’t designed, they grow. ...

The previous post, Getting Started from Scratch, was about how to install it and get it running. This post is about using it well. And that is completely different from just getting it to run. I’ve found that what really determines the outcome isn’t which model you use or whether you can code. It’s how you delegate tasks and how you set up guardrails. The stuff in this post isn’t tied to a specific tool; it applies even if you use ChatGPT (I’ll explain the differences in the last section). ...