Guidesare

Guidesare is a term that appears in discussions of instructional design and AI-assisted guidance. It does not denote a single, standardized product or specification; rather, it refers to a conceptual approach for generating, organizing, and delivering guidance to help users complete tasks, learn new skills, or navigate complex information. The term is a modern neologism, likely formed from "guides" with a tech-language suffix, and is most commonly encountered in online forums and early-stage product proposals.

Applications and scope: A guidesare approach envisions systems that assemble context-aware guidance from multiple sources, including curated manuals, templates, and AI-generated content. Such a system would tailor steps, checklists, decision trees, and troubleshooting flows to a user’s goals, prior knowledge, and environment, and could adapt presentation style and level of detail.

Status and evaluation: Because guidesare remains informal, there is no universal standard. Implementations vary, and terminology overlaps with related concepts such as guided instruction, digital tutors, and content curation. Critics warn about hallucination, bias, privacy concerns, and risk of overreliance on automation, while supporters emphasize benefits for personalized learning and scalable support.

Related concepts include AI-generated content, instructional design, digital tutoring, and content curation.