AI for your work · Sep/2026
Leave knowing how to hand off a complete task to your new assistant—on your computer, in your browser, with your taste in mind—and check the result before calling it done. No coding, no video, at your own pace.
start now →8 lessons · 18 to 24 min each · ~3h total · nothing to download beyond what you already use · works on your phone and computer
What you’ll know how to do
Connect Astra in the ChatGPT app on your computer, confirm with the assistant itself that it’s active, and keep the work conversation going.
Write a complete task request — the result, location, and proof — which it carries out without you explaining every click.
Let it use the browser for you, ending with drafts you can review in a minute before approving.
Iterate without fear: ask for a new version, compare, roll back, and test bold ideas on a copy.
Give it your taste in a one-page style guide, so the first version already feels like yours.
Manage the quota weekly, reserve the expensive model for what requires judgment, and ask Astra to use extra tools — video, 3D, spreadsheet.
How it works
Each lesson starts with what you’ll be able to do and how long it takes. No video, no rush.
Every lesson ends with a task from your real work—a prompt to paste, a check to make. Never a terminal.
Highlight a passage and it becomes a review card. The questions come back automatically when it’s time to remember them.
A freelance architect and a small-office accountant work through all eight lessons with their own tasks.
Who it’s for
it’s for you if
it’s not for you if
Learning path
Leave knowing the difference between asking for text and delegating a clear task—with 3 of your own tasks chosen.
Leave with Astra active and confirmed in the computer app, and the work conversation pinned.
Leave with your first complete task request—result, place, and proof—pasted and checked.
Leave with the browser connected, a real draft prepared by the assistant, and the habit of checking three times.
Leave knowing how to ask for a new version, compare it, and restore the previous one without losing anything.
Leave with a one-page guide—2 examples and 5 rules—attached to your first request.
Leave knowing how to read the meter, predict when you’ll run out, and identify what needs the expensive model.
Leave knowing when a task calls for video, 3D, or a spreadsheet—and with your 30-second video ready.