I use [Claude Code][1] to assist me with tooling changes, content migration, and troubleshooting my editing setup. I use [Claude][2] to fact-check and link-check articles that aren’t about my life experience. I _do not_ use _any_ AI to generate prose or rewrite my drafts. In fact, as AI has become more prevalent, I have shifted my writing style to be _more_ tailored to my personal voice. In the past, I’ve used tools like [Hemingway Editor][3], [Grammarly][4], and the style filters in [iA Writer][5] to trim back my writing to be more bland, digestible, and readable. Now, anyone with an Internet-connected device can consume _endless_ quantities of words written in that manner—you don’t come to me for more of that. If, for whatever reason, I _do_ use AI to author parts of a particular piece of writing, I will put a visible disclaimer on the page. However, I am ambivalent about AI _training_ on my modest corpus of writing. Most pages on this site are already available as Markdown documents (see `` in the `` of this page for [an example][6]) so they’re ready to be scooped up by future training runs. [1]: https://claude.com/product/claude-code [2]: https://claude.com/product/overview [3]: https://hemingwayapp.com [4]: https://www.grammarly.com [5]: https://ia.net/writer [6]: /ai.txt