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The AI Reality Check

Most AI advice falls into two camps: overhyped promises or impenetrable technical jargon. Neither helps you actually get work done.

Tool Overwhelm

New AI tools launch daily. Each promises to revolutionize your workflow. But switching costs add up, and most tools don't survive real-world use.

Implementation Gap

Tutorials show ideal scenarios. Your actual workflow has constraints, edge cases, and integrations nobody mentions. The gap between demo and reality is vast.

Time Investment

Learning new tools takes time you don't have. Testing what works for your specific situation takes even more. The opportunity cost is real.

Integration Over Capability

The most powerful AI tool is useless if it doesn't fit your workflow. I focus on systematic implementation that survives model changes and tool updates.

Test Everything

Every recommendation comes from actual use in production workflows, not press releases.

Fail Transparently

I share what doesn't work as much as what does. Saved time is valuable.

Build Frameworks

Approaches that survive model changes. Principles over specific prompts.

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Deep-dive documentation on specific AI workflows and frameworks.

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Comprehensive analysis of your current workflow with optimization roadmap.

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Jim Christian

Tinkerer, Educator, Builder

I'm Jim Christian, based in Valencia, Spain. I've spent three decades helping people make sense of complex systems. Now I build AI tools and teach others to do the same.

The tools I build are open source, the workflows I test get documented, and the failures are just as public as the wins.

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