Turn 1:1 notes
into talking points.
Extract topics. Draft questions.
Check a short agenda.
Practical AI for everyday work
Practical guides for people with a job to get on with. Learn a useful workflow, copy a prompt and check what comes back.
Start with one useful jobExtract topics. Draft questions.
Check a short agenda.
Inside every guide
Enough help to start. Enough detail to do it properly.
A clear starting point, the inputs you need and numbered steps.
Specific requests, worked examples and ways to improve the draft.
What a useful result looks like, and what to fix before using it.
Fictional practice material is included.
Use the prompt, then refine the draft.
Keep facts and missing details visible.
New to AI at work?
Choose a tool, set it up, write a clear prompt and check what comes back. These guides start from the beginning.
A short learning path for using AI on an ordinary business task, from choosing an approved account to checking the result.
Choose an approved AI tool using a small, fair task comparison and a clear view of individual plans, team accounts and costs.
Set up ChatGPT or Claude for a first business exercise, with account checks, privacy controls, a private project and a simple test.
Turn a vague AI request into a clear business brief, then improve and check the draft with a worked fictional example.
Choose suitable files, ask for evidence, spot conflicts and verify an AI summary before using it in your business.

Use ChatGPT Images for a restrained edit, then check the face, details and crop against the original.

Define the scope before polishing the wording, and keep prices, dates and promises tied to what you actually supplied.

Turn factual notes into a short ChatGPT-assisted update with the decision, uncertainty and next step still visible.

Separate decisions, agreed actions and open questions without inventing owners, deadlines or agreement.
Paste permitted notes, extract source-linked topics and questions, then refine a short agenda and checked follow-up.
Find your next task
Data choices, source checks and the judgement the tool needs from you.
1 articleWe begin with the work, explain where AI can help, and show what to check before you use the result. No invented time savings. No pretending an example is a test.
How we write our guides