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Point your AI at a vault.
Saving is separate from cataloguing
One save with everything on it, including the image itself.
Point your AI at a vault.
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A project, a client, a mood: each gets its own.
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Your vault, in your AI tools
Fewer references give AI clearer direction
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It catalogues itself.
A person reviews any proposed enforcement.
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Give each project its own collection
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Three questions that explain why something works
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Reposts don't remove themselves.
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Judge AI output against your refs, not memory
Keep what catches your eye. Then build from it.
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Say it the way you would say it.
Three questions that explain why something works
Keep the reference while it is useful
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