How to work with me card
Write a short working guide in your own words. Share how you prefer to communicate, receive feedback, and make decisions without publishing a personality test result.
Your input stays in this tab. No model calls or automatic saving. Export anything you want to keep before leaving.
Write your working guide
For example: start with the recommendation, then context.
How should someone raise a concern or disagree?
What information helps you choose?
What kind of help is useful?
Review your output
Your output will appear here.
Card preview and optional sharing
How to use the how to work with me card
- Write the preferences you want a teammate or assistant to know. You can use “me” instead of a name.
- Build the card and edit the output. Download Markdown or copy the text.
- If you want a share link, explicitly confirm that its contents are okay to share. The card is encoded in the link; anyone with the link can read it, and there is no server-side revoke button.
A concrete example
“Give me the recommendation first. When you disagree, point to the assumption you would change. For decisions, show the two most important tradeoffs.”
Questions and limits
What does a share link contain?
Only the current card output, up to 2,400 characters. It is encoded in the URL fragment, not stored in an AgentTune account. A link can still be copied, saved in browser history or exposed when shared. Never include secrets.
Can I change or revoke a shared card?
You can create a new link after editing. Older links still contain the older text, so there is no central revocation. For sensitive information, share a file through a channel you control instead.
Does the card define my personality?
No. It records preferences you choose to share, which can change by task or over time. Treat it as a conversation starter rather than a fixed label.
Go further
Turn working preferences into AI instructions explains the method and practical limits.
- Communication preferences builder — Create instructions without taking a personality test.
- Instruction checker — Find duplicate rules and wording worth revising.
- Instruction test bench — Compare real answers before and after an instruction change.
For developers and agents: tool catalog (JSON), local API documentation, and reusable JavaScript functions. These process text; reading a file does not authorize installing instructions.