3 Easy Fixes for Everyday Chatbot Headaches
They're not revolutionary, but they might come in handy.
Look, chatbots are pretty great.
Without them, we’d have a hard time coming up with repetitive lists of exactly three things or counting the r’s in “strawberry.”
But now and then, I run into minor annoyances when working with them.
So I’ve developed a few simple workarounds that do the trick for me.
If you’re in the same boat, then get the hell out of my boat, pal! It’s a one-person inflatable, and you’re gonna drown us both. Jesus!
Anyway, maybe you’ll find these little quality-of-life tricks helpful.
1. Get context-aware draft analysis
I often use chatbots as beta readers for my writing.
The headache:
I draft my newsletter posts directly in the Substack editor.
I like to know exactly how the final post will appear, including embedded YouTube links, images with captions, and so on.
But to get feedback from a chatbot, I previously used to copy-paste the draft, which…

