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Before I Posted About My AI, I Wrote Down What I Wouldn't Say

By Khai Tran · · 1 min read

This week I launched a public series about building Red. The rules for what those posts would never do came first.

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Week ending June 5. Written up from the build log.

On Thursday I launched a public series about building Red.

The rules came first. The series would be about building AI systems, so no real estate service gets named. No sales pitch and no signup request. And no number I couldn't personally vouch for. If I couldn't stand behind a figure, it got softened or cut.

The day after those rules were set, one more became non-negotiable. My voice check stopped being something Red was supposed to remember. My words: "important and non-negotiable… every time… without me asking." Red added an automatic reminder to check my voice before drafting.

The first post called the series "Just the honest record of one operator trying to do this right."

The last two words were my own edit when I posted it: "Follow along."