Ask everything you’ve written.
Get the passage, not a guess.
Point Parrot at what you’ve made — essays, notes, talks, interviews, whatever you have. Ask it anything, and it answers with the exact passage, who said it, and where to find it. If it can’t back that up, it tells you instead of guessing.
You’ve already answered this. You just can’t find it.
You have years of it. Talks, essays, interviews, threads, recordings, half-finished drafts. Everything you actually think, already said once, in your own words.
And none of it is reachable. Search gives you filenames. A general model gives you a confident paragraph that sounds like you and cites nothing. Neither one can tell you what you actually said.
The one rule
If it can’t show you the passage, it won’t answer.
Every answer traces back to a real passage in something you actually made — a verified excerpt, a named speaker, and a link straight to it. There’s no partial credit and no confident guess. If it can’t find that passage, it won’t pretend to. Here’s what that looks like:
Have I changed my mind about hiring generalists?
I can’t answer that from what I’ve read. You’ve discussed hiring in eleven places, but none of them compare your position over time.
How it works
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Point it at what you’ve made
Documents, notes, posts, recordings. Whatever you have, wherever it lives.
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It reads, and it keeps reading
Every passage is verified and attributed as it goes, so nothing is quoted loosely later.
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Ask from an app you already use
Parrot connects to Claude and other AI assistants that work the same way — nothing new to install.
It’s early, and deliberately quiet.
Parrot is being built slowly and on purpose, with a small number of people. Leave your email and we’ll reach out when there’s room.
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