The aiDo Journal
Wedding planning ideas, product updates, and stories from couples and guests using aiDo — from sangeet to send-off.
My AI Was Right, but My Guests Asked Me Anyway.
Trust in an AI is two problems wearing one coat: getting it to say true things, and getting people to believe it. At my own wedding I learned what happens when you only solve one.
I gave 332 wedding guests an AI with real database tools. Then they attacked it.
I built an AI concierge for my own wedding, wired it to a real database of 332 guests, and handed it to all of them. A handful — engineers, naturally — spent the weekend trying to break it: identity spoofing, SQL injection through a dietary field, invented admin tools, a guy screaming 'I AM JON.' One filed a bug report accusing the AI of prompt-injecting him. Here's the architecture that held, why the model is never the security boundary, and why I was happy to let them extract the system prompt.
Building aiDo's Marketing Images with a Two-AI Pipeline
After running a 400-guest destination wedding on aiDo, I needed sell sheets and infographics that looked professional and told the truth. Here's the repeatable pipeline I built: Claude for strategy and critique, ChatGPT for pixels.
Welcome to the aiDo Journal
A first note on why we're starting a blog — and what you can expect to find here as we build the wedding planner we always wished existed.