Getting started · Guide 1
Start with one real task
Pick a job you already have this week. Don’t begin by collecting tools.
Read the guidePractical workflows for using AI at work
Go to AI is a small set of original, English how-to guides: start with one real task, revise a draft, check sources, change a little code, and know what not to hand to a model. It is not a second tools directory. For official product links, see All in AI.
Writing · Guide 2
Write and revise a draft
Use an assistant to move a draft forward, then edit as if a colleague wrote it.
Read the guideResearch · Guide 3
Research a question without trusting invented citations
Treat every reference as a lead. Open the page, then decide what you believe.
Read the guideCoding · Guide 4
Make a small code change with an assistant
Keep the diff small, run the project, and never paste secrets into a prompt.
Read the guideMeetings · Guide 5
Turn messy notes into an action list
Extract owners, dates, and open questions. Then confirm them with the people involved.
Read the guidePractice · Guide 6
Prompts that include context, constraints, and examples
A good prompt is a brief. Length is not the same as clarity.
Read the guideJudgment · Guide 7
What you should not outsource to a model
Some work can be drafted by an assistant. Some work should stay with you.
Read the guidePlan · Guide 8
A first-week practice plan
Five short sessions, each ending in a file you can keep.
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