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How Prediction Improves Over Time

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Written by Lohith R
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Prediction adapts through normal use.

You don’t train it with instructions.
You teach it by reacting.


How feedback works

Prediction learns from:

  • edits you make

  • drafts you accept

  • drafts you discard

Small, natural edits are strong signals.


What changes with continued use

Over time:

  • drafts require fewer changes

  • repeated mistakes fade

  • prediction becomes quieter and more precise

Prediction optimizes for usefulness, not visibility.


Good to know

  • Edit or discard decisively
    Either adjust the draft or remove it entirely. Half-editing sends weaker signals.

  • Don’t over-optimize early
    Prediction improves through repetition. Early micromanagement slows alignment.

  • Small edits teach more than rewrites
    Light adjustments preserve the intent signal. Full rewrites reset it.

  • Silence is also feedback
    If you ignore a prediction, Ve learns that the moment didn’t need intervention.

  • Let patterns form
    Prediction improves across similar situations, not from one-off corrections.

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