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Set up your project with CLAUDE.md
Give Claude Code the context, commands, and rules it needs to work in your repo.
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Write your first skill file
Turn a workflow you repeat into a focused set of instructions Claude can reuse.
AI workflows, products, and selling 23 guides on AI tools, building digital products, and selling your work.
AI workflows
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Give AI a voice that sounds like yours
Use a few real writing samples to make AI drafts easier to edit and more recognizably yours.
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Put your week on one page
Turn scattered notes into a short review with decisions and a realistic start to next week.
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Turn a screen recording into a handoff guide
Capture a recurring task once and give someone else instructions they can use to do it.
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Turn meeting transcripts into decisions and tasks
Pull out what people agreed to, what is still open, and what happens next.
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Make a local transcript of a long video on Mac
Create searchable notes or captions from a recording using a local transcription app.
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Dictate first drafts with Wispr Flow
Use speech to get a draft out quickly, then edit it where it will be used.
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Make AI show the evidence behind its answer
Use source files and an explicit unknown category to catch claims that sound better than their evidence.
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Pick a Claude model for the job
Route routine tasks and harder work differently using a sample from your own workflow.
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Turn a weekly job into a reusable Claude skill
Package a workflow you already know well enough to explain and repeat.
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Use Claude Code for a small operations task
Start with a real folder task you can inspect from beginning to end.
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Choose the first Claude connectors to try
Choose the app that will save you the most time, test it with a real task, and build a prompt pack for the tools you already use.
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Set boundaries before connecting business tools
Decide what Claude can read or change before linking a business account.
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Try Claude with Gmail, Calendar, and Drive
Make a morning brief from Google Workspace sources you are comfortable connecting.
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Keep a repeat job inside one Claude Project
Keep shared directions and reference material in one place so the next chat can start with context.
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Set up ChatGPT around your daily work
Give ChatGPT a useful default style and a place for one project you return to often.
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Set up Claude for the work you repeat
Start with simple preferences and a repeatable brief for one real job.
Sell with AI
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Send a resource from an Instagram comment
Use a keyword and a simple Manychat flow to deliver a link someone asked for.
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Make a matching set of product images
Plan a cover, a device mockup, and a few launch graphics around the same visual brief.
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Turn a Meta Ads export into a decision brief
Use an assistant such as Manus to review exported campaign data and find what merits a closer look.
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Build a one-page webinar scorecard
Bring registration, attendance, and purchase figures together without hiding gaps in the data.
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Build a workshop deck from your teaching notes
Use a tool like Gamma to turn a lesson outline into slides that leave room for participants to practice.
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Write a focused landing page for your offer
Give buyers the information they need to make a decision and one clear place to act.
Claude Design workshops 15 ways to try Claude on a real design, from your first storyboard to a whole design workspace.
Motion
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Storyboard a short product video
What’s the one thing someone should see your product do? Map out the shots before you make the video.
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Make a deck with one animated idea per slide
Give people one thing to watch while you talk. Start with one slide and see if the motion helps explain it.
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Add subtle motion to a working page
Ever tap Save and wonder if it worked? Try a little motion where it helps people see what happened.
Brand
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Capture your brand in a DESIGN.md file
If every new screen looks like a different app, give Claude one file that shows what belongs together.
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Create brand graphics you can edit in layers
Change the launch date or turn a square post into a Story without having to rebuild the graphic.
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Pick type and icons that work together
Try your type and icons on a busy screen first. You’ll see pretty quickly what’s easy to read and what needs a label.
Inspiration
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Build a page from design ideas you like
Save a few pages you like, figure out what works about them, then try that idea with your own offer.
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Get people to the good part of your app sooner
How much setup does someone have to do before they can see what your app does? Try a shorter route.
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Improve a design with three independent reviews
Give three reviewers three different things to look for. Use what they find to decide what to fix first.
Design principles
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Run a design audit before you ship
Open your page on a phone and try the thing you want someone to do. See what gets in the way before you share it.
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Cut friction from a signup screen
Tell Claude how signup works today and get one simpler screen with clear instructions for what happens next.
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Write a product page people can understand
Tell people what they’re getting, what they need, and what happens when they tap the button.
Advanced projects
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Prepare a poster for print and social
Make sure people can read the date on a wall and on a phone. Then check the file before it goes to print.
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Prototype a 3D interaction from a recording
See a scroll effect you like? Record what moves, then try that behavior with something of your own.
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Build a reusable design workspace for Claude
Put the files Claude needs in one place so you can start the next design without explaining your brand all over again.
Go deeper with the right tools
Plan your app, give your AI coding assistant better instructions, or map out launch week.
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