AI for your work
Nine lessons to move from a one-off chat request to building a work structure around AI — knowledge, recipes, memory, limits, and review — for a real task in your day.
start now →~18 min per lesson · nothing to set up · works on your phone and computer
What you’ll know how to do
Each lesson ends with something written, yours, and ready to use on Monday. By the end of the course, these pieces form a single document: your work structure.
A request in five parts — role, task, format, constraints, and completion criteria, instead of the loose sentence you write today.
A one-page dossier — what the AI needs to know about your work, written once and pasted every time.
A fixed recipe — the task you repeat most, turned into steps someone else can follow.
A memory card — what carries over from one conversation to another, without saving anything sensitive.
Three levels of limits — what’s allowed, what requires your authorization, and what’s prohibited, in writing.
One three-minute review cycle — the step that separates “the AI is finished” from “the work is ready.”
Who it’s for
is for you if
isn’t for you if
Track
Leave knowing how to identify which of the three layers was missing in a bad AI deliverable.
Leave with one of your requests rewritten in the five parts the AI actually uses.
Leave with your first work dossier, ready to paste into any conversation.
Leave knowing how to map out the structure of one of your tasks in eight lines.
Leave with one of your specializations written down—the fixed recipe for a task that repeats.
Leave with your first memory sheet, separating what lasts from what’s temporary.
Leave with your list of limits—what’s allowed, what requires approval, and what’s prohibited.
Leave with the “done” criterion for one of your tasks, written before the AI starts.
Leave with one of your tasks placed on a step and the next step already written out.