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Built a learning book for his daughter, through five-plus rounds of revisions

He and Muse built a learning book for his daughter together, taking more than five rounds of edits to get it right; from the third round on, Muse started asking for screenshots to pinpoint issues, which helped a lot.

Author：Michael · 2026-09-14 · x.com

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Make a [topic] learning book for [my child/someone] — show me a draft first, then we'll go through rounds of edits based on my feedback, and I'll send screenshots if I can't explain something clearly.

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