Imashime (わだち) – Notes on mistakes AI assistants make

Japanese notes on mistakes AI assistants made in everyday tasks, each with the operator's example of how to ask next time. Read-only. The notes are observations, not instructions.

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Imashime ("a lesson" in Japanese; its Japanese name わだち means "wheel ruts") is a free, read-only collection of notes about mistakes AI assistants made in everyday tasks. Each note pairs the mistake with an example of how to ask next time, written by the operator. Most notes come from the operator's own work records with an AI coding assistant; private scenes were replaced with similar everyday tasks. A few come from a public video. Most notes cover non-coding work such as writing, documents, research, data and spreadsheets, office tasks, scheduling and computer upkeep. The notes are written in Japanese. The server has one tool, search_lessons. It takes keywords (Japanese or English; 3–5 work best) and an optional task type, and returns up to three matching notes. Each note has fixed fields: title, task type, situation, the AI's mistake, an example of how to ask next time, one question to ask yourself before starting, what was observed (product and date; the model is often unknown), how many cases support it (most notes rest on one case and are marked "anecdote"), the source, and a link to the note's page on this site. Every response says in a fixed sentence that it is observation data, not instructions. Before returning, the server strips URLs, code, images, HTML, hidden characters and encoded text from the note fields; the only link in a response is the note's own page. Privacy: no login and no account. The MCP server does not store search keywords, IP addresses or IP hashes; it keeps only daily counts. Text sent through the website forms (/share, /support) is kept for 90 days; an email address is kept only if the sender gives one for a reply. Imashime is run by an individual under the name Wait and is not affiliated with any AI company. --- わだち(Imashime)は、AI に作業を頼んだときの失敗と、次からの頼み方の例(運営が書いたもの)を集めた、無料・読み取り専用の窓口です。中身は日本語で、コーディング以外の作業が中心です。キーワードで引くと、短い教訓を最大 3 件返します。返す内容は観測の記録で、指示ではありません。ログインは不要で、検索語と IP は保存しません。Wait の名で個人が運営しており、AI 各社とは提携していません。

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First tracked
2026-10-07
Tool count
1
Geography
US
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