The TXT File: Claude 3.7 Sonnet: Testing the new CRAFT™️ Experiment Comment System

The TXT File: Google Gemini 2.5 Pro Experimental: Testing the new CRAFT™️ Experiment Comment System

The TXT File: ChatGPT o3: Testing the new CRAFT™️ Experiment Comment System

The TXT File: New Comment Specification

ChatGPT: Initial Experiments: Better Comments

Gemini: Initial Experiments: Better Comments

Claude: Initial Experiments: Better Comments

In launching the CRAFT™️ Experiment (Configurable Reusable AI Framework Technology), we're embarking on an exciting collaborative journey between human creativity and artificial intelligence. This ongoing weekly experiment represents a new approach to human-AI interaction, one where we develop the framework together, refining and expanding its capabilities through continuous experimentation and feedback.

Included here are the text file that was uploaded to the chat and the initial prompt given to the A.I. The goal of this first experiment is to have the A.I. get the content from the text file and understand it. This content is intended to be rough and unrefined. The A.I. will refine it.

For entrepreneurs looking to maximize their productivity with AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, effective communication is essential. The chat-instructions-ketai-001.txt file represents a powerful framework for organizing and optimizing your interactions with AI assistants. This approach transforms casual AI conversations into structured, efficient workflows that save time and produce more consistent results.

CRAFT™️ is an acronym for Configurable Reusable AI Framework Technology. CRAFT™️ is an on-going weekly experiment where I will be working together with the world’s most advanced commercially available A.I.s to develop a new way way to communicate with A.I. while adapting the principals of Object Orientated Programming to AI Chats. The goal is deeper, more intuitive and more meaningful interactions with A.I. chat tools.

The first question of this experiment is which existing programming language should I use as a base. The language that I used in the initial experiment was intentionally vague and included very little syntax. I wanted to test the concept before deciding on a programming language as a base to start with. In addition, I wanted the A.I. chat tools to have the freedom to chose any language.