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AI at work, without the launch-day fog.

Clear decisions about tools, connections and processes. Written for people who need to improve work, not collect acronyms.

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8 practical guides

Every guide states when the idea is useful, when it is not, and which official sources support it.

01Foundations16 min

Skills, plugins, connectors and MCP: what each one actually does

A practical way to decide whether you need to teach AI a method, connect an account or expose a tool.

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02Tool choice15 min

ChatGPT, Claude, Codex or Lovable: where each tool fits at work

Stop asking which AI is best. Identify the work, environment and degree of control you need.

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03Processes14 min

Organize the process before asking AI to automate it

A lean method for turning a messy routine into a workflow that can be delegated, measured and improved.

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04Meta15 min

Instagram, Facebook and Threads in a business workflow

What Meta platforms can contribute to an operation, and why automatic posting is only a small part of the job.

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05Operational security16 min

How to connect Drive, Slack, CRM and email to AI without granting too much access

A practical method for choosing permissions, starting with read access and keeping sensitive actions under review.

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06Processes15 min

From meeting to follow-up: an AI workflow that improves delivery without adding another system

Turn meeting decisions into owners, deadlines and next steps without maintaining a parallel operation.

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07Skills17 min

Seven company routines that can become reusable AI skills

Concrete recurring work that can be packaged as instructions, decision rules and consistent outputs for AI.

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08Product16 min

Lovable and Codex in the same project: where prototyping ends and development begins

Use visual speed and repository-oriented work together without losing decisions, tests or technical ownership.

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