Career Saju: Using a Reading to Reflect on Work, Not Decide It
How a career saju reading frames temperament and timing at work, and how to use it as a prompt for honest reflection instead of a basis for career decisions.
AZET Blog
Guides and maker's notes from the AZET team — what azet.io is, how the AI assistant and browser automation work, and the AZET product family.
Korean Dream Interpretation (Kkumhaemong): A Cultural Guide
A cultural guide to kkumhaemong, Korean dream interpretation: common dream symbols, the tradition of taemong, and how to enjoy dream readings for fun.
Choosing an Auspicious Date: The Korean Taeil Tradition
An explainer of taeil, the Korean custom of choosing auspicious dates for weddings, moves, and openings, and how to enjoy it alongside practical planning.
Gunghap: Korean Saju Compatibility Readings, Explained
What gunghap, the Korean saju compatibility reading, looks at, how couples and friends use it for fun, and how to keep it a conversation starter, not a verdict.
Saju Basics: How the Korean Four Pillars Reading Works
A beginner's explainer of Korean saju, the four pillars of birth year, month, day, and hour, with five elements basics and a light way to try a reading.
AI Meeting Notes: Good Habits for Summaries and Action Items
How to use an AI assistant for meeting notes responsibly: consent, clean summaries, clear action items with owners and dates, and checks before you share them.
AI Assistants and Accessibility: Practical Everyday Uses
Practical ways AI assistants can support accessibility — plain-language rewrites, summaries, structure, and alt text drafts — plus the limits users should know.
Context Windows, Explained: Why AI Assistants Forget Things
A plain explanation of context windows: why an AI assistant seems to forget earlier details in long chats, and practical habits to keep conversations on track.
AI Assistants for Freelancers: Taming the Admin Work
How freelancers can hand routine admin to an AI assistant — proposals, follow-ups, checklists — while keeping client terms and money in their own hands.
Students and AI Assistants: Honest Ways to Study With Them
How students can use AI assistants honestly: explanations, practice questions, and feedback that build understanding, while respecting each course's AI policy.
AI Hallucinations, Explained for Everyday Users
A plain guide to AI hallucinations: why assistants sometimes state false things confidently, where it happens most, and simple habits that lower the risk.
Drafting Emails with an AI Assistant Without Losing Your Voice
How to draft emails with an AI assistant that still sound like you: give context, set tone, edit for accuracy, and keep sensitive details out of the prompt.
Planning a Trip with an AI Assistant: What to Trust and Check
A practical guide to planning travel with an AI assistant: drafting itineraries and packing lists, and checking hours, visas, prices, and transport yourself.
Shopping Smarter with an AI Assistant: A Buyer's Checklist
How to use an AI assistant for shopping decisions without being misled: define needs, compare fairly, verify prices and specs, and keep the final call your own.
Using an AI Assistant for Everyday Budgeting Questions
Where an AI assistant helps with household budgeting — categories, terms, a draft plan — and where your own numbers and qualified advice must stay in charge.
Fact-Checking AI Answers: A Five-Minute Routine
A short routine from the AZET team for checking AI answers before you rely on them: spot checkable claims, trace sources, and match your effort to the stakes.
How to Write a Clear Request to an AI Assistant
A practical guide from the AZET team to writing requests an AI assistant can act on: goal, context, constraints, format, and a quick way to check the result.
A Plain-English Glossary of AI Assistant Terms
The AZET team's plain-English glossary of AI assistant terms — agent, MCP, token, context, session, headless, waitlist — one table, no jargon, no math.
What We Learned Building AZET So Far: An Honest Retrospective
Honest lessons from building azet.io so far: scope discipline, receipts over claims, and the areas we leave unfinished by design — per the AZET README.
Digital Minimalism and AI: Fewer Tools, Better Days
The AZET team on AI and digital minimalism: how one well-chosen assistant replaces a sprawl of apps, the audit that shows what to delete, and why fewer wins.