If most people's only experience with AI is the chat.openai.com interface then yeah I can see why it seems like too much hassle to most people. The trick is figure out your long prompts ahead of time, and hardcode each one into a HTTP Request in something else (Tasker, BetterTouchTools, Alfred, Apple Shortcuts, etc). For me, I have dozens of long prompts to do exactly what I want, assigned to wakewords, hotkeys, and trigger words on my mac/watch/phone. Another key thing is I use FAST models, i.e. Groq not GPT-4. Latency makes AI too much hassle. i.e. 1. Instant (<1 second end-to-end) answers in just a few words, to voice questions spoken into my watch any time I hold the side button 2. Summarize long articles and youtube videos before I decide to spend time on them 3. Add quick code snippets in plain english with hotkeys or voice 4. Get the main arguments for and against something just to frame it … stuff like that. If it would make your life easier for an AI to save you 1 second per task, why not.