A free workshop with Joe Che
AI can help you build almost anything. What happens when you cannot stop building?
A 40-minute conversation about AI addiction, AI mania and AI hoarding, from someone who has been there.
Joe and the slides are together in the replay. You can pause or jump to any part.
The line we tend to miss
When the habit makes you money,
nobody stages an intervention.
What is inside
TRAP 01
One more prompt turns into another hour. The work is useful, which makes the boundary harder to see.
TRAP 02
You feel like you can build everything at once, while the things that matter most stay unfinished.
TRAP 03
You keep making brilliant tools for yourself and never find out whether they help anyone else.
Start wherever you are
Watch the replay, then copy this into ChatGPT, Claude, or the AI assistant you already use. If you build with a coding assistant, the optional skills below can help make the boundary stick.
Optional, for AI builders
The workshop is complete without an install. If your assistant supports skills and you want a stronger guardrail, ask it to set up one or both. Check what each does before you install it.
01 / Notice the drift
An advisory focus guard. It stays quiet until it notices drift, repeated loops, or fatigue, then asks whether this is still the work you chose. It does not block your work.
Want your AI assistant to install it with you? Copy the prompt below. You can also read the source and installation guide first.
02 / Give ideas a place to land
A deliberate idea window you open when your mind wants to fly. It captures ideas for later, then reels you back to the task you chose instead of turning every thought into a new project.
Want your AI assistant to install it with you? Copy the prompt below. You can also read the source and installation guide first.
Take it with you
Pick one thing you built that only you use. Show it to one other person. Ask whether it actually helps them. Then close the laptop and spend some time with someone you care about.
