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Hey Clief Notes, I'm Bas, and I want to share something I built for anyone working with AI: Praxis Library at praxislibrary.com. It started as a personal reference, the kind of thing I wished existed when I was learning prompting, frameworks, and how AI systems actually behave. It's grown into a living, free, open knowledge base, and I'd love feedback from this community. What's inside - A glossary of 5,319 AI terms, searchable and defined in plain language. No jargon walls. - 175 techniques and frameworks across 14 categories, including Chain-of-Thought, CO-STAR, CRISP, CRISPE, ReAct, and Flipped Interaction. Each has examples, use cases, and tips. - A full AI history timeline, five eras from the foundations through today's LLMs, with 61 techniques placed in their original context. Free interactive tools (Works in progress!) - Prompt Analyzer: paste a prompt, get a structural breakdown. - Prompt Builder: build a structured prompt step by step. - Technique Finder: describe what you're trying to do, get matched to the right technique. - Persona Architect: design a clean, reusable AI persona. - Hallucination Spotter: practice catching common hallucination patterns. - Preflight Checklist: a quick gut-check before sending a prompt to production. - Readiness Quiz: a self-assessment for where your AI literacy sits today. - Patterns Library and an AI Safety hub. It's also built with a strict A+ Content Security Policy, no external trackers, no third-party fonts, no analytics following you around. Just the content. It's designed to be neurodivergent-friendly and WCAG 2.1 AA accessible, with a built-in accessibility dashboard for text size, high contrast, read-aloud, and screen dimming. (This is a P.O.P - Product of Passion, and to be candid, I have limited time to work with AI. which brings me to the below) Information you can trust(?) Every external citation on the site is screenshot-verified by a human and registered in a public audit log before it goes live. The audit report is open, so you can see exactly what's verified and what isn't.