Short takes.

Jev: The AI Model So Popular Signups Shut Down in a Week

There's a new AI model that's so popular they had to shut down signups after a week, and most people will never hear about it. It's called Jev, from TypeSafe.

Jev doesn't write content for you. It adds a judgment layer to what you already do in Claude, Gemini, Grok, whatever you use. AI is good at recommending and planning; Jev figures out what's actually worth doing.

How I'd use it:

Business: check whether the prospect profiles Claude or Grok generated actually fit your ICP, based on the criteria you set.

Personal: read thousands of articles every morning and recommend the ones worth reading, filtering out the noise.

Inbox: figure out which emails are worth replying to first.

Job search: figure out which job postings you should apply for.

It's built for technical people, but a lot more people could benefit. Questions on how to use Jev in your workflows? Send me a note.

How to Actually Get Better at AI: 2 Habits That Matter

The #1 barrier I see with people not using AI more effectively isn’t the technology. It’s their own imagination.

If you’re trying to get more out of AI, there are two things you should be doing:

Keep an open mind about what’s actually possible. Think about the limits, then push past them.

Be willing to constantly reinvent how you work. New models, new tools and new technology come out every week, and the pace keeps accelerating.

My day-to-day today looks nothing like it did a year ago, or even 30 days ago. If you’re on that journey too, keep it up.