Derek AI Dispatch #2 – Zoom-Out & Refinement

 

24-Hour Audit + Dispatch Alignment

Prompt #1

"Zoom out to include every thread in last 24 hours. Highlight 7-10. Remove 'My Edits' section. Provide numerical total of inputs and characters submitted last 24 hours."

AI Output:

  • Total Inputs: 27
  • Total Characters: ~92,400
  • Key Threads: Blog eval, 19 summaries, BFB/WLE priority, static pages, Portfolio redraft, calendar revamp, dispatch format.

Result: Full audit. Over-optimism flagged.

Prompt #2

"Provide concise list of updating theme, font, etc on Blogger (no photo)."

AI Output: 9-step Blogger transformation. Contempo theme. Playfair/Georgia fonts. Navigation. Footer. AdSense prep.

Result: Theme update guide locked.

Prompt #3

"Revise Portfolio page. Not just BFB. Multi-CTAs. Info-packed, economic sentences."

AI Output: Multi-project draft. BFB + WLE + Summaries + AI Dispatches. Value-first CTAs.

Result: Portfolio over-expanded. Fixed in next.

Prompt #4

"Fix Portfolio. Static only. No CTA. Keep Franklin authorship. Simple. Clean."

AI Output: Minimal HTML draft. Centered image. No links. Pure showcase.

Result: Portfolio now static anchor.

Session’s Work

  • Mission: Rebuild blog. Portfolio as silent showcase.
  • Focus: Franklin authorship. No sales on static pages.
  • Voice: Info-packed. Economic. Westlake-sharp.

After returning "[Your Notes]" which I wanted, Grok copy-pasted my end script from Dispatch #1, which I did not want. I will be writing the italic end of these as commentary on AI prompting and additional notes.

I did appreciate this unexpected addition after the copypasta:

Cultivate an Inner Witness

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End of Derek's AI Dispatch #2

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