The smallest cluster on the wiki: three posts that are about the newsletter itself rather than about AI. "Coming soon" (Feb 2023) is the one-line launch post that opens the entire archive — before there was a Substack, there was this placeholder. "Nate Post Organizer" (June 2025) is a curated table of contents pointing readers to 31 of his own top posts, grouped into LLM Beginners, Prompting, Policy & Strategy, Integrations & Models, Futures, and Jobs — useful less for its own content than as a snapshot of how he categorized his own body of work partway through 2025. "Sunday AI Reads & Key Updates" (June 2025) is pure operational housekeeping: a Maven course discount, a new Founding Tier ("Executive Circle") benefit, an announcement he's launching a Slack/Discord community, and a status update on his PromptKit product. Taken together, this cluster is plumbing, not content — but it marks two concrete inflection points worth knowing about: the original launch, and the mid-2025 moment where the newsletter started operating as a small media business with tiers, a community, and its own product (PromptKit) rather than just a solo writing habit.
Key moves
Use an organizer/index post periodically to help readers navigate a growing back catalog by category
Bundle housekeeping (discounts, tier changes, community launches) into short, low-effort Sunday posts rather than mixing them into flagship content
Announce new membership-tier benefits (e.g. an executive AI brief) as a lightweight way to segment and reward paid subscribers
Use reader surveys (e.g. Slack vs. Discord) to make community-platform decisions rather than guessing
Treat a companion product (PromptKit) as a first-class thing to update readers on, not just a footer link
The posts
2025-06-22 — Sunday AI Reads & Key Updates — a Maven course discount, a new Founding Tier benefit, a coming Slack/Discord community, and a PromptKit status update.
2025-06-09 — Nate Post Organizer: All my top posts in one place — 31 of his top posts curated into categories (LLM Beginners, Prompting, Policy & Strategy, Models, Futures, Jobs) for easier navigation.
2023-02-02 — Coming soon — the one-line placeholder post that launched the Substack.