How to Explain AI Assistants to Parents and Family
The AZET team's guide to explaining AI assistants to parents: metaphors that work, safety rules worth teaching, and the scams to warn older relatives about.
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.
AI Assistants for Web Research: Strengths and Checks
The AZET team on using AI assistants for research: strengths, failure modes like stale info and unverifiable claims, and the habits that keep answers honest.
Read the Changelogs: Following Your AI Tools' Changes
Why the AZET team reads the changelogs of the AI tools we use, how to read them as a user, and how our own dated notes model works on this blog.
How a Small Team Assembles an AI Toolstack
How a tiny team assembles an AI toolstack: assistant, automation, review habits — a general framework from the AZET team, with our stack as one example.
Keep an Automation Diary: A Simple Log of What You Automated
The AZET team on keeping a simple automation diary: what you automated, what happened, and why a one-line log makes personal automation observable.
When an AI Assistant Is the Wrong Tool for the Job
The AZET team on the honest cases where an AI assistant is the wrong tool: irreversible actions, sensitive data, and decisions that need human judgment.
Waitlist Etiquette: How to Be a Good Early-Access User
The AZET team's guide to being a good early-access user: what feedback actually helps makers, what to expect from a waitlist, and patience with rough edges.
What Is azet.io? An FAQ From the AZET Team
Straight answers from the AZET team: what azet.io is, whether it is free, who it is for, what the waitlist is, and who builds it, as of October 2026.
Using AI Assistants Across Korean and English: A Practical Guide
Practical notes on using AI assistants across Korean and English: what travels well, and what to watch — fixed commands, politeness register, sources.
Building Trust in AI Products: Receipts Over Promises
How the AZET team builds trust into an AI product: dated claims, a completion matrix, execution receipts, and runtime honesty about what done means.
Subscription Seats vs API Keys: How a Small Team Decides
How a small team reasons about subscription seats versus API keys for AI assistants, and where AZET's bring-your-own-CLI stance sits in that choice.
AZET Desktop App vs CLI: Choosing Your Surface
One runtime, two surfaces: how the AZET desktop app and CLI divide the work, what they share, and what neither surface claims as verified.
First Steps with the AZET CLI: A Beginner's Walkthrough
A maker-written first walkthrough of the AZET CLI: install, login, your first run command, session list, providers, and what needs the desktop app.
A Realistic Day with an AI Assistant (No Theater)
An honest day with an AI assistant: what it genuinely helps with, what stays manual, and why some tasks are better kept — no productivity theater, from AZET.
The Korean AI Tools Landscape: An Honest Map (2026)
The AZET team's honest, category-level map of Korean AI tools for global readers: global assistants, local platforms, open models, and culture-rooted apps.
AI Assistant Privacy Basics: What Leaves Your Machine
AI assistant privacy in plain terms: what leaves your machine, local versus hosted models, and the questions to ask before you paste — by the AZET team.
Browser Profiles, Explained: Why Separate Profiles Matter
What a browser profile stores, why separate profiles matter for automation and privacy, and how profiles differ from incognito — from the AZET team.
Personal Automation for Non-Coders: Start with One Task
How to start personal automation without coding: pick one recurring task, keep it observable, build the kill switch first — written by the AZET team.
A Safe-Start Checklist for Your First AI Assistant
The AZET team's safe-start checklist for your first AI assistant: habits for sessions, data boundaries, approval gates, and spending — dated 2026-10-03.
Tonemoa and Sweep: Personal Color Analysis and Ad Blocking
Closer looks at two AZET products: Tonemoa personal color analysis told as a webtoon, and Sweep ad blocking for every device — status honest and dated.