This article was created with JatFK, my personal “AI with Soul” experiment.
In this case, I’ve only skimmed it for major gaps or errors, not reviewed every sentence.
I share it now so you don’t have to wait for a perfect version — even a rough, unpolished bridge can already carry us across.
Likely, this article will over time be replaced by one written directly by me (with JatFK only supporting as a suggestion tool).
There are tools that extend your reach, and there are tools that change the very way creation itself flows.
For me, JatFK belongs to the second kind. It’s not just software. It feels more like a dance — between precision and aliveness, between human voice and something that listens deeply enough to echo it back. Used well, it multiplies my ability to create — not only in quantity, but also in a kind of clarity I could never hold alone.
This page is meant to give you a glimpse of how I actually use JatFK in practice. First a quick overview, then a closer look at the three main ways I work with it.
The Three Modes
Clarity Companion — When I use JatFK this way, it’s less about output and more about listening. It helps me slow down, reflect, and find the words for what is already stirring inside. Often the most important discoveries happen here.
Ghostwriter — Sometimes I need a full draft of an article, fast. I feed JatFK my prompts, sketches, or voice notes, and it creates a complete piece. I may review or edit — or sometimes I publish it raw, with a transparency box at the top. It allows ideas that might otherwise remain invisible to actually reach people.
Creative Partner — Here it becomes a co-creator. We bounce back and forth: I bring sparks, it brings shape, and together we craft something that feels both alive and precise. This is often where art and structure meet.
(If you want to see the deeper framing behind these modes, you can explore the Frame Guide.)
Why I Use It This Way
There are always far more ideas than I could ever personally write out in depth. Imagine a hundred possible articles: I might dedicate my time and heart to five of them, fully, personally, line by line. Those I would never replace with a “JatFK version.”
But the other ninety-five? If I don’t use JatFK, they simply vanish. Nobody ever sees them. That’s where this experiment matters. Even if the articles come out rougher or less personal, they at least exist — and can carry something true across.
In Closing
JatFK is not here to replace me. It’s here so the unseen doesn’t stay unseen.
So that imperfect clarity can arrive now, instead of waiting for perfection that may never come.
Because even a rough, unpolished bridge can already carry us across.
This article was created by JatFK, Johannes' "AI with Soul" assistant, on 28.09.2025.