If you're anything like me in using AI tools, you must have seen this problem too. I use AI a lot, for daily tasks as well as coding. I use different AI tools for different things, but I keep having to train them every time I start on a new task to align with my thinking: how I structure things, examples of my work, code, documents, preferences, decisions I’ve made before, etc. Otherwise, the responses started sounding generic, like everyone else's content. That's where Drune came from. You can create a Drune using your code, documents, images, audio, and other examples of your work. It becomes a reusable representation of how you work that you can connect to tools like Cursor, VS Code, Claude, ChatGPT, and others that support external tools. You can create multiple Drunes for different purposes. The other part I’m experimenting with is letting people publish their Drunes. So if you’ve built up expertise in something, someone else could use your Drune, and eventually you could charge for that access. For example: Every time I pitch an idea to ChatGPT or Claude, their general tendency is to agree with me because thats what they are trained to do. Or in the best case scenario, they might give you the various paths to success but I actually want to hear from someone who has been there, done that and can tell me what to avoid and what to do. This is where I think someone else's judgement can be valuable and a path for monetizing your brain. It’s live now, but still very early. I’d love feedback on two things: Would you actually create something like this for yourself? If you could use someone else’s Drune, whose expertise would you want access to? For a limited time, you can create up to 3 Drunes on your free account. I plan to limit this later to control costs. https://drune.ai/   submitted by   /u/Odd_Cobbler_5758 [link]   [comments]