Stream 1 — Personal Q&A
Giving Digital Jay More of You
REQ-1
Where should the questions come from?
We need 50-70 questions that capture your personality, favorites, opinions, heroes, and stories — the things Digital Jay can't find in the book.
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REQ-2
How do you want to deliver your answers?
You said: "I type as fast as I talk, and I edit." Written answers = highest quality, no transcription errors, ready for direct ingestion.
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Should Q&A answers get their own knowledge source?
A separate "Personal" source enables opinion-aware routing: when someone asks "What does Jay think about X?", the system knows to look in personal opinions, not the book.
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Stream 2 — Life Transitions (Grief/Loss)
Equipping Digital Jay for Hard Conversations
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How broad should the grief/loss content scope be?
Your audience is 40-65. Grief, gray divorce, identity after career, and reinvention after trauma are all realities for this demographic — not edge cases.
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What format for grief/loss content?
Essays provide philosophical depth and Jay's voice. Q&A handles specific scenarios ("What if my kids won't talk to me after the divorce?"). Both together gives the best coverage.
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REQ-6 CRITICAL
Approve sensitivity guardrails for grief responses?
When someone tells Digital Jay "my wife just died," the response must include crisis resources (988 Lifeline), a "not a therapist" disclaimer, and an escalation path if the user is in distress. This is non-negotiable for responsible AI.
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What should the grief knowledge category be named?
The name determines how the system routes queries. "Life Transitions" is broad enough to cover grief, divorce, identity, and reinvention without pigeonholing the content.
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Stream 3 — AI News Pipeline
"The Single Most Important Missing Thing"
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Which AI news sources should we use?
Digital Jay needs to know "what's going on in AI." We'll start with a manual prototype (1 source, Mar 10-21), then evaluate and potentially automate. The sources you trust matter most.
If choosing D, which sources do you have in mind?