Fill blog course-link placeholders with the course URL (#76)

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# Let the AI Edit Your Files (Yes, Really — Here's Why It's Safe)
A few posts back I named the thing that makes building software with a chat window feel like work: *you* are the integration layer. The AI hands you text, you copy it, you paste it into the right file, you notice it forgot the second file, you fix that by hand. Describe, copy, paste, run, paste the error back, repeat. We called it the copy-paste loop, and the whole point of [The Workflow]([COURSE LINK]) is to dismantle it.
A few posts back I named the thing that makes building software with a chat window feel like work: *you* are the integration layer. The AI hands you text, you copy it, you paste it into the right file, you notice it forgot the second file, you fix that by hand. Describe, copy, paste, run, paste the error back, repeat. We called it the copy-paste loop, and the whole point of [The Workflow](https://git.jpaul.io/justin/ai-workflow-course) is to dismantle it.
This is the post where we actually do that. Not soften it. Not make the pasting a little faster. End it.
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3. **Point it at the repo.** This is the step with no equivalent in the browser, and it's the entire point. The convention is *the current working directory is the project*:
```bash
cd ~/workflow-course/tasks-app # the repo from earlier modules
cd ~/ai-workflow-course/tasks-app # the repo from earlier modules
your-agent # launch from inside the project
```