Foundational AI: Do's and Don'ts
Give AI a 'needs review' lane
AI can sort incoming requests into a few useful categories. Give it a clear route for cases that don’t fit, then check the uncertain examples before trusting the queue.
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Add that URL in your client’s remote MCP connection settings and choose no authentication. Setup and compatibility vary by client.
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Foundational AI: Do's and Don'ts
Use a contrast pair to clarify an AI boundary
When an AI keeps confusing two similar cases, show it one example on each side of the line. A contrast pair makes the distinction easier to see and easier for you to check.
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