I don't know if there are any Midjourney users here, but if you go to https://alpha.midjourney.com/imagine you can try the new 'Live Preview' mode All you need to do is generate one prompt, then if you click on the 'Styles' button in the top-right panel, you will see the option for the 'Live Preview' - and somehow this lets you view that previous prompt in a bunch of different style codes I haven't had my results come out *exactly* like the previewed image so far - but this is still pretty unique and kinda feels like magic

So, last month I started building an automated workflow that keeps my agent up to date on everything from the latest developments to tips and tricks about different ai's - let me explain the loop how it works ... Step 1 - I browse Reddit on my phone, and I 'save' a post that I'm interested in Step 2 - I tell my agent to 'harvest' the saved posts Step 3 - the agent organizes all the information onto a canvas (see attached picture) - this canvas INCLUDES a 'confidence' score based on if the agent thinks the information presented is actually helpful Step 4 - the agent updates a second 'knowledge' skill - so that any time I ask about something like video prompting, the agent will consult that knowledge skill and see if there are any new tricks it should know about This workflow has honestly eased a lot of my anxiety when it comes to keeping track of all the progress - now I just stop worrying about making sure I consume all the info - as long as I save the reddit post, I know that my agent can help me stay up to date when I actually need the help And you can go into the classroom if you want to download the skill to customize it for your own agents! Granted, this is the first time I'm letting someone else try it, so please let me know if you have any problems - once you send the link to your agent, it should know everything it's supposed to do get you set up. Side Note: yes this whole thing was designed with Reddit in mind, but I don't *see* why the idea couldn't be adopted to any social media that you use