Staying on Track - Your AI Learns Your Direction
Session 1
You correct your AI five times. Wrong component style. Wrong voice. Wrong architecture pattern. It's like training a new team member.
Session 50
You haven't corrected your AI in weeks. It writes in your style. It thinks in your patterns. It stays on track.
You didn't write style guides. It learned from working with you.
How It Works
Every correction teaches:
Session 3:
You: "No, use functional components, not classes"
AI: "Got it. Functional components from now on."
Session 7:
You: "Active voice, not passive. 'The user clicks' not 'the button is clicked'"
AI: "Understood. Active voice throughout."
Session 12: AI writes functional components and active voice without being asked.
Session 50: You haven't corrected your AI in weeks. It just... stays on track.
What Gets Better Over Time
| What AI Learns | Session 1 | Session 50 |
|---|---|---|
| Component style | Asks every time | Writes your way automatically |
| Writing voice | Generic | Your voice, your tone |
| Architecture | Best practices | YOUR best practices |
| Error handling | Standard patterns | Your patterns |
| Naming | Conventions | YOUR conventions |
No Rules Files Required
Other tools ask you to write rules for your AI to follow - style guides, config files, specification documents.
With fai, your corrections ARE the teaching. Every time you fix something, your AI learns. No separate step. No documentation to maintain.
It Works Across AIs
The best part: these corrections aren't tied to one AI. Your patterns travel with your workbench. Switch from Claude to a different AI? Your new AI already knows your style.
Your direction is yours. It compounds. It travels.