Tone Row / Rob G
@tonerow.bsky.social
Tools for thoughts. Software for good. Made flowchart.fun and 1 and 1 million other things.
You write one sentence.
Prune asks gentle questions → offers branching rewrites.
You prune, merge, refine.
Bit by bit, your claim gets sharper.
Built with policy / research folks in mind, but open to anyone curious.
👉 prune.quest
Prune asks gentle questions → offers branching rewrites.
You prune, merge, refine.
Bit by bit, your claim gets sharper.
Built with policy / research folks in mind, but open to anyone curious.
👉 prune.quest
Prune – Sharpen Your Claims Through Iterative Refinement
Prune is a journaling tool that uses gentle questions and branching to sharpen a single sentence—your claim—through iterative refinement.
prune.quest
September 15, 2025 at 4:49 PM
You write one sentence.
Prune asks gentle questions → offers branching rewrites.
You prune, merge, refine.
Bit by bit, your claim gets sharper.
Built with policy / research folks in mind, but open to anyone curious.
👉 prune.quest
Prune asks gentle questions → offers branching rewrites.
You prune, merge, refine.
Bit by bit, your claim gets sharper.
Built with policy / research folks in mind, but open to anyone curious.
👉 prune.quest
Very cool! Thank you for the explanation. So l guess in practice they do resemble unit tests for models
March 22, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Very cool! Thank you for the explanation. So l guess in practice they do resemble unit tests for models
You’ve gotta tell us what you mean by eval Matt!
March 21, 2025 at 4:28 PM
You’ve gotta tell us what you mean by eval Matt!
Just tried it. This is hands down my favorite path to multiplayer I've ever tried. Amazing work!!
February 13, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Just tried it. This is hands down my favorite path to multiplayer I've ever tried. Amazing work!!
Reposted by Tone Row / Rob G
February 12, 2025 at 3:44 PM
If you haven't tried it yet, Cline's ability to create it's own MCP tools and then use them is pretty impressive.
February 11, 2025 at 2:38 PM
If you haven't tried it yet, Cline's ability to create it's own MCP tools and then use them is pretty impressive.