Hi, I'm Precious. I make AI sound human, and humans understand AI. I'm a content designerHi, I'm Precious. I make AI sound human, and humans understand AI. I'm a content designer
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Hi, I'm Precious. I make AI sound human, and humans understand AI.
I'm a content designer moving into AI content work — prompt engineering, conversation design, and content strategy for AI products.
What that means: I help companies communicate clearly whether they're talking to humans or training AI systems. I design prompts that get reliable outputs, map conversation flows for chatbots, and build content that bridges what AI can do and what users need.
What I can help with:
Prompt engineering for content tasks (generation, analysis, automation)
Conversation design for chatbots and voice interfaces
AI content strategy and governance
UX writing for AI products
Building my portfolio. Open to projects at the intersection of content and AI.
Introducing an unfamiliar idea like how AI represents a company is tough, and PerceptionX handles it clearly. Nice to see the Webflow build carry that story through the page.
A lot of my work runs through Claude skills I wrote for myself
A skill is a set of rules Claude follows every time. Each of mine holds something I'd otherwise repeat in every chat
The Dribbble skill turns a project into a finished case and saves it as a draft. The explainer-video skill builds a demo video in code; the one for my Nation case got 2,000 views on Contra in a week. Another one checks my texts for AI-sounding phrases before anything goes out
None of them make decisions for me. They hold my standards, so my time goes into the idea and the yes or no
Your taste is worth writing down. Once it's a rule, AI stops guessing
Which part of your work would you turn into a skill first?
"What if I could create a podcast video using my own image and AI?"
Well, I decided to give it a try!
I started with ChatGPT to develop the script, used my image as a reference, took everything to Google Flow to generate the video scenes, and then brought the clips into CapCut for editing.
And this was the result!
Funnily enough, I wasn't expecting the video quality to turn out this amazing. I'm genuinely impressed with the result!
I guess sometimes you just have to experiment with an idea and see where it takes you.
I'm exploring more ways to use AI to create content, visuals and video campaigns for brands.