Independent thinking. Documented progress.Field notes on working with AI

A place in your reading list

Keep the next
useful lesson close.

Follow the journal in your RSS reader. New editions and newly released resources appear in the feed when they are published, with a short introduction and a link to the complete material. The educator toolkit, Agentic Systems and Workspace Development each have one collection notice rather than a separate notice for every guide or workflow.

Make the next step useful

Make RSS useful for your reading routine

Add the actual feed, understand what it includes and keep downloaded copies identifiable.

Add the feed in a few steps

  1. Copy https://chatwithgpt.net/feed.xml. If the copy button does not work, select the full address in the field and copy it manually.
  2. Open the RSS reader you already use and look for an option such as “Add feed,” “Subscribe” or “Follow website.” These labels vary by reader.
  3. Paste the complete feed address, confirm the feed title is ChatwithGPT, and save it. Subscription settings belong to your reader; no account or email address is collected by this site.
  4. Open one entry and follow its link to the complete page. The feed supplies a short introduction and a link, rather than the full set of files for every resource.

If the address opens a page of XML text, you have reached the feed itself. That is normal. Copy the address into a reader rather than trying to use the XML as a sign-up form.

What appears in your reader

The feed contains published journal editions, individual journal companions and one collection notice for each of Educators, Agentic Systems and Workspace Development. Each collection notice points to its hub. The 30 guides and workflows do not each create a separate feed entry, and the three short launch lessons are not duplicated as notifications.

A first subscription may show existing entries. Those entries are the archive currently in the feed, not evidence that everything was published the moment you subscribed. The dates describe the public materials; feed readers may display undated entries differently.

New publications appear after the site and feed are updated. Nightly website publishing is not enabled. Your reader decides how often to check and whether to show a notification, an unread count or neither. An edit to an existing page or collection notice may not create a new unread item. Check a material's version and revision information when returning to something you saved.

If nothing seems to happen

  • Confirm that you added the complete address ending in /feed.xml rather than a guide's download address
  • Refresh the feed in your reader and check whether its display is limited to unread items
  • If you can see the existing entries, the connection may be working even when there is nothing new to publish
  • If the reader reports an error, open the feed address in a browser and note whether it loads; a browser view and a reader import are different checks
  • If you do not want a feed reader, bookmark the journal archive or resource library and return when convenient

Keep a copy you can identify

For a method you plan to reuse, save its Markdown download with its title and version. The download is a snapshot; it does not update itself. Before a consequential use, reopen the original page, compare revision information and check any limitations that affect your task.

To stop following, remove the feed in your reader. There is no email subscription to cancel here. Your reader and any external reference sites have their own account, privacy and notification settings.