Spent all afternoon working on AI options and prompts. I'm making tons of progress. Most of it is hidden right now but I will try to document it here soon. I want to get it working and tight enough before I get people to really beat it up. Uploaded some of the changes.

Meeting with the Nxtlinq guys. They were showing me some progress. We gave them 7 new prompts last meeting. They were showing how they can already use all 7 of those in what the AI agent can do.

Went into Bridgerland technical college (B-Tech) for a software development committee meeting. Lots of discussion about AI and what students should and shouldn't use it for. This is a hot topic right now. Some great conversations. We then went through their presentation and had somewhat of an open share or open forum type meeting. They fed us and we gave them suggestions, feedback, ideas and such.

My hiking buddy, Brian Stewart was recommending that we (at adilas) sign up for a Square and Shopify account. Then go in and see how easy they are to use. Our stuff tends to be more complex and complete vs super simple. There is some real value in super simple. This is my take on it... We are trying to make it more technical so that we can simplify. That may seem like a random way to simplify (making it deeper or able to be split into miniature pieces, but that is where we are heading. The same is true for the adilas lite or fracture project.

Showing Shannon how we can almost take it to a super simple Google type level - with our AI quick search interface. As we were talking, it came out that sometimes we tend to fall back to what you know when things get crazy or stressful. Good insight. Working on content for the adilas lite project - codename fracture. Also, spent some time roughing in the content for the adilas lite - other business plans.

Seeing the vision through the clutter. Sometimes you have to make a mess in order to really get things cleaned up. We spent some time talking about the value of documentation. Just for fun, Shannon and I were talking about recording notes and ideas. We were making fun of "my post-it note garden..." :) I have them planted and growing around my office (not really, but it was kinda funny to call it a post-it note garden).

Emails. Then jumping back into the AI options and prompts for the AI quick search. Trying to document things as well. Working on a new solution to help add multiple line items to an open cart through an AI options or AI prompts. It took quite a bit to make that happen. Here is the new prompt instructions:

- multi add cart lines [array] - This will add multiple line items to the current cart. The array needs to be in this format: [part id space quantity, part id space quantity]. For example: Say you have two items with id's 5555 and 7777. Say you wanted 3 of one of them and 8 of the other. The actual prompt would look like this: "multi add cart lines [55555 3, 7777 8]". The square brackets are required for this prompt.

Just for fun... Here are a couple of other prompts that work on the testing corporation inside of adilas on data 0.

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Working sample for corp 53 on data 0

part id - 255729 - baby ruth

part id - 255733 - caramel squares

part id - 255735 - fun dip

prompt to add 1 baby ruth, 10 caramel squares, and 3 fun dips

"multi add cart lines [255729 1, 255733 10, 255735 3]"

part id - 414640 - snickers with almonds

Here is one with 4 items, including the snickers bars

"multi add cart lines [255729 7, 255733 13, 255735 3, 414640 2]"

This next one assumes a quantity of 1 per item. No quantities are added to the prompt.

"multi add cart lines [255729, 255733, 255735, 414640]"

Here is a link to some other AI options and AI prompts - https://data0.adilas.biz/top_secret/help.cfm?id=535&pwd=ai

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Emails. Small data clean-up for Cory and a client who was doing some practicing before going live.

Working with Russell on some CSS training. We spent some time working with the box model and playing with content, padding, boarders, and margins. We then played with specificity and playing around styling with different elements. We then went into some OOP (object oriented programming) concepts and looked at some code and samples. It is important to think about everything as an object. That really helps.

Recording notes from yesterday and today.