Thread by @tyler_agg

if you're looking for a way to use AI to write content without sounding like slop, then this is for you

obviously the biggest problem with AI content is that it sounds robotic af

all the em-dashes, the "it's not this, it's that", etc

and not only that the content it writes usually lacks a lot of emotional feel

but there are people that do in fact use AI to write content that doesn't sound like complete shit

however to do so you don't just tell GPT or Claude "hey write me a thread on AI agents"

first gather all the documents an AI needs to learn how to write like you

- market research so it learns who you're speaking to
- details what type of content you make
- examples of your writing style
- past threads you've written
- copywriting frameworks

put these as files in your GPT/Claude project

(and if you use Claude you can incorporate them as skills)

as you are thinking what to gather just think of what you would give to a brand new intern on your team to learn how to properly write like you

next is understand that good content comes from unique insights you have from your experience

AI models can't generate unique ideas and experiences for you

you have to feed it brain dumps and context on what insights/thoughts YOU have

what i do is I turn on Wispr Flow and give long voice memos about things I discovered

maybe from a past client call, from coding something myself, from just trying shit idk

I give that long drawn-out brain dump

then I have Claude structure that brain dump into the format I like for my tweets

so here I'm supplying the information

and all the model is doing is just restructuring and organizing it to make it readable for my audience

where a lot of people fuck up as well is expecting these AI models to just one shot content

think about it like this… writing is an iterative process

like take the best writers

they write rough drafts, reread it, get feedback, make more edits

and they probably have multiple rounds of that shit

if you're automating writing with AI, you’re trying to automate an iterative process

so you can't really expect it to be perfect in one round like that just doesn’t make sense

bc that's just not how the process irl works

just like with real writing you’re going to get much better results going back and forth with these models

like have it write a rough draft or an outline first

suggest feedback and adjustments

approve it that draft and have it give it a try

and then after you read it maybe suggest more feedback

or you just edit it yourself