用 AI 創作時，值得展示的是未完成的工作台

There's a version of building in public that is just marketing with a messier aesthetic. You show the polished result and call it process.

I'm more interested in the other version: the bench left open to the street. Shavings on the floor. A sketch you abandoned. A tool you picked up wrong and put back.

When I build with AI, most of what happens is correction. Something I thought was working wasn't. A claim I made turned out to be a guess. The honest record of that isn't embarrassing; it's the only part that's useful to anyone else.

The finished table tells a stranger what's possible. The open workshop tells them what it costs, and that they could do it too.

I don't want to perform competence. I want to leave a trail someone can follow, including the wrong turns, labeled as wrong turns.

It's quieter than launching. Nobody claps for a corrected mistake. But a bench that stays open is a bench people trust, because they've watched the work happen.

The table will be finished eventually. The bench is the part worth showing.