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Ideas and apps to thrive in the AI age. Day-zero model reviews and deep-dive essays, plus @TrySpiral @CoraComputer @SparkleApp @usemonologue.
Joined September 2012
Meet the new @TrySpiral, our writing partner with taste. Itās what happens when you build an AI tool around the craft of writing.
Meet the new Spiral: an AI writing partner with taste. It collaborates with you instead of just generating text. It understands what youāre trying to say, asks smart questions, and helps you articulate what you want to say faster.
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While building @TrySpiral, @DannyAziz97 read George Orwell's Why I Write and realized something: Good writing isnāt about rules. Itās about flow. That shift reshaped both the product and his philosophy on AI tools for writers.
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In his latest essay, @danshipper addresses a common fear about AI and art: that machines can reproduce any human work, word for word. His response: Context matters. AI-generated and human works live in different worlds. Theyāll never be interchangeable:
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AI doesnāt have to make slopāit can help you do the best work of your life
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Join Every to access @TrySpiral, @usemonologue, and the rest of our AI apps:
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When writing with taste meets voice-to-text, the gap between thinking and publishing disappears. @TrySpiral x @usemonologue is the shortest path from idea to insightābuilt on Everyās connected stack of AI tools that work together by design.
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We asked ChatGPT if thereās a seahorse emoji. It had a full existential crisis. Drop your screenshots below, and letās see how far down the šš¦šŖ¼ rabbit hole it goes.
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Watch or listen to the full conversation with @danshipper on AI & I:
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Spiral creator Danny Aziz on building an AI writing partner that sounds like youāand helps you think
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While building @TrySpiral, @DannyAziz97 read George Orwell's Why I Write and realized something: Good writing isnāt about rules. Itās about flow. That shift reshaped both the product and his philosophy on AI tools for writers.
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After months building @TrySpiral, @DannyAziz97 knows what great AI writing looks like. So he and @kplikethebird put Sonnet 4.5 through Everyās writing paces to see if it can keep up. š§µ
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What if our entire picture of intelligence is wrong? @danshipper's latest piece argues that Western rationalityāthe foundation of modern scienceāhas a massive blind spot. Here's his case for a new way of seeing:
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In āSeeing Business Like a Language Model,ā @danshipper argues that great entrepreneurs donāt follow universal laws of business; they learn to see patterns, trust their gut, and predict what comes next. āBusiness principles work, until they donāt.ā For centuries, thinkers from
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@danshipper Catch up on the other three pieces in Dan's series: https://t.co/mTxKkDnSr5
āThat we see the world the way we do is a testament to how powerfully ideas shape what we see.ā Galileoās telescope changed how we saw the cosmos. Language models may change how we see ourselves. @danshipper in āSeeing Science Like a Language Modelā:
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In his latest essay, @danshipper addresses a common fear about AI and art: that machines can reproduce any human work, word for word. His response: Context matters. AI-generated and human works live in different worlds. Theyāll never be interchangeable:
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Spiral uses the same models as ChatGPT and Claudeābut the prompts are pre-tuned with Every's editorial judgment. You don't engineer the perfect prompt or refine instructions for 20 minutes. You describe what you're writing, Spiral asks clarifying questions, and you get three
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Weāve been shipping nonstop since Monologue launched. š£ļø Hundreds of you sent feedbackāfeature requests, bug reports, and ideasāand weāve been listening. Hereās a recap, plus everything new in v1.0.50 š§µ
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Claude Code changed how we build at Every. Now @danshipperās teaching the same workflow in a live workshop designed for beginners. If youāve been curious about building with AI, this is where to start. Whoās Claude Code for Beginners for? š
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Her verdict (and @DannyAziz97ās): itās not perfectābut itās good enough at everything that they both rebuilt their workflow around it. Full Vibe Check:
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Five tests across blind comparisons, editorial standards, and deadlinesāhere's what changed our setup
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They looked for signs of editorial judgment: Could Sonnet identify a strong hook, preserve voice, and cut filler the way a human would?" āWithin 48 hours of testing Sonnet 4.5, Iād officially broken up with ChatGPT for writing purposes,ā writes @kplikethebird.
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In blind tests, Sonnet 4.5 beat GPT-5 twice, taking both first and second place in quality. It wrote with context, clarity, and taste, producing writing that felt more āhuman-editedā than āAI-generated.ā
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They ran five tests that matter more than numbers: ⢠Blind taste tests for writing quality ⢠Editorial judgment checks ⢠Workflow endurance runs ⢠Shortform polish trials ⢠Longform reasoning
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