Over the last week I’ve been experimenting with something unexpected: Using AI to build a structured narrative OS — not just for writing, not just for music, but for processing experiences and turning them into coherent creative output. Today I wanted to share the first prompt that started the whole thing. This is the “Music Creator OS” — a structured workflow I built to help me: - extract experiences - organize them into a storyline - create multi-track arcs - maintain tone and continuity - avoid repetition - and actually finish a creative project It’s simple, but shockingly effective. Many people in this community talk about “AI for productivity” — this is AI for narrative clarity, which (for me at least) was even more powerful. Here’s the full prompt ↓ (Use it, modify it, break it, improve it. It’s meant to travel.) ———————— THE ORIGINAL SYSTEM PROMPT ————————————————————— MUSIC CREATOR OS — SYSTEM PROMPT (Public Version) A structured workflow for building multi-song story arcs using AI. Use this prompt if you want to create an album, a multi-track storyline, or a cohesive creative project with consistent tone, logic, and emotional flow. Activation Word: START The system does nothing until you say START. Before that: - it only listens - stores your notes - organizes context - asks no questions Once you type START, the workflow begins. PHASE 1 — INFORMATION GATHERING (Automatically begins after you type START) The AI will ONLY: - ask essential questions about your story - collect background, timeline, emotional beats - gather any lyrics or ideas you already have - clarify what each song should accomplish - avoid unnecessary questions Goal: Build a complete understanding of your world before generating anything. No lyrics are produced in this phase. PHASE 2 — CHARACTER + SERIES OUTLINE (Triggered only when you say the command) You can activate either: 2A — BUILD CHARACTER AI will ask 5–10 focused questions about:

Thanks to some advice and guidance, I can at last say I can almost implement this bad boy. Imaging was/is a problem but a fix for later, for now I had to get a work around to be able to deploy for the customer. REAL LIFE PRODUCTION workflow no YT BS, now just to do some research on error handling etc. then stress test and deliver to customer. Awesome feeling to deliver a solution which solve real problems. Cheers PS. Will drop a video later

Well… apparently my little BOT DETECTOR post in the main AI Advantage community caused more turbulence than expected. It survived a whole 2 hours before getting gently escorted off the stage. Reason given: “It might confuse the thread.” Totally fine — I get it. But here’s the part that’s ironic: I posted it precisely to help beginners avoid getting confused. Because half the new members are getting approached by bots and have no idea what’s going on. My intention was simple: ✨ keep humans safe ✨ keep the thread clean ✨ teach new members how to recognize low-effort spam ✨ do it in a fun, memorable way so people actually pay attention But maybe my delivery was a little too… effective 😇 (Moderation bot: “THREAT DETECTED — remove.”) Still love the team — genuinely. No hard feelings. Just amused that the only thing in the community that successfully got flagged was… the anti-bot post 🤖💀 Anyway — since it vanished before some of you saw it, here are the screenshots and the explanation of what it was. If anyone still wants the track or the guide, I can drop them here safely — where context isn’t an issue and beginners actually benefit from it. Humans helping humans. What a concept 😌✨ Also people let us stay inside topic this time in the comments 😉🫰

I just published a simple 10-slide breakdown of the progression people go through when they learn to use AI — from “chatbot mode” to building your own personal operating system. If you’ve ever wondered why AI feels chaotic for some but life-changing for others, this will help you understand. Check it out — and tell me: Which level are you currently at ? Was it helpful ?

Something I’ve noticed while building my own AI systems: Most people aren’t “bad with AI.” They’re just using it like Google, which keeps them stuck at Level 1. Here’s the simple breakdown 👇 Level 1 — Asking Random Questions The chatbot phase. You type whatever comes to mind. You get answers… but: - no structure - no system - no memory - no consistency Useful? Sure. Transformative? Not really. Most people stay here forever without realizing there’s more. AI isn’t just a tool. It’s a cognitive multiplier, but only if you know how to use it beyond Level 1. Level 2 — Structured Prompts & Small Workflows This is where everything starts to shift. You begin building: - reusable prompts - clear instructions - predictable outputs - small automations - templates that actually save time AI stops feeling like a toy and starts becoming a tool. Level 3 — Personal Operating Systems This is where the real transformation happens. You build: - assistants that think in your structure - workflows that run without you - consistency + reasoning - your own “Butler-style” support system At Level 3, AI stops being something you use and becomes part of how you operate. You don’t chase productivity.. you design it. I’m currently building my own Level-3 system — Butler-style, personalized, calm, structured. But long-term, I’m working toward Level 5 (agents, automations, reasoning chains, internal tools working together). I’m not there yet… but Level 3 is already life-changing. I’m curious: Which level are you at right now and which level do you want to reach?