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Choose connected tools or make an original song

Choose tools for a real task

Do you need an AI tool, a connection to your files, or just a better brief?

Choose ChatGPT tools and integrations by the job, inspect access and permissions, and test a small task before connecting important accounts.

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From an original idea to a release checklist

Write an original song with AI, improve the draft and prepare it for release

Develop lyrics, brief a music generator, review versions and prepare distribution questions without inventing rights, audience results or guaranteed income.

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Plan something to watch, play or film

Choose something to watch

Find a film everyone wants to watch, then check where it is available

Use your group's tastes, time and viewing constraints to make a useful shortlist without invented streaming availability or unwanted spoilers.

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Games that fit your group

Choose a game your group can actually play together

Compare games using players, devices, time, costs and accessibility needs. Verify editions, multiplayer conditions and purchases before planning a session.

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Plan a video before filming

Turn a video idea into a script, shot list and filming plan

Prepare a video for a real audience, keep claims supported and organise footage, captions and review without assuming AI has watched files it cannot access.

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Get practical answers: ChatGPT, Claude and AI FAQs

ChatGPT FAQ

ChatGPT FAQ: better answers, files, images and everyday tasks.

Get useful ChatGPT answers, analyse a PDF, revise a draft, brief an image and check sources. Twelve practical questions with examples you can adapt.

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Claude FAQ

Claude FAQ: documents, writing, projects and coding tasks.

Brief Claude to analyse reports, use source passages, write in your voice and make testable code changes. Twelve practical questions with copyable examples.

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AI FAQ for beginners

AI FAQ for beginners: what to ask, what to upload and what to check.

Start using ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini for real tasks. Understand models and tools, prepare useful inputs, check answers and know when to ask a person.

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LLMs for nerds: understand the machinery

LLMs for nerds

How an LLM works, step by step: from tokens to a generated answer.

Go inside a language model: tokenisation, embeddings, Q/K/V attention, transformer blocks, training loss, sampling and KV caching. With diagrams, worked maths and practical checks.

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Create images and improve old photographs

Images you can actually use

How to create images with ChatGPT: from a clear brief to a checked result.

Make a poster illustration, use your brand colours and refine one detail at a time. See our own generated images, exact prompts and checks before publishing.

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Old photographs, handled carefully

How to improve old photos with AI without losing the people in them.

Clean a scan, preserve faces and compare cautious restoration with an ‘as if taken with an iPhone’ interpretation. Includes original synthetic before-and-after examples.

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Plan meals, household admin and everyday tasks

Household administration

How to organise household bills, documents and deadlines with AI.

Set up a simple personal-administration system: a document inbox, useful folders, a bill calendar and a weekly check without sharing passwords or letting AI make financial decisions.

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Dinner planning

How to plan a three-course dinner that fits your guests and kitchen.

Brief AI with children's ages, vegetarian guests, allergies, hob count, oven space and serving time; then check the menu, shopping list and cooking timetable before Christmas dinner.

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Gemini guide

How to brief Gemini for a useful email, comparison or study plan.

Give Gemini a concrete job, labelled source material, constraints and an output you can inspect. Improve a meeting email, proposal comparison or study plan one requirement at a time.

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Start with a question and learn to check the answer

Start here · No technical knowledge needed

Your first useful hour with AI.

Start using AI in plain language: choose a first task, ask follow-up questions, work with files and understand the step from chat answers to completed work.

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Fix a weak AI answer

How to fix AI answers that are vague, off-topic or in the wrong format.

Use examples to fix mislabelled customer messages, separate source facts from instructions and split a poster task into steps you can approve. Prompting techniques explained through real jobs.

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Choose the tools for your task

Does your AI task need a better model, web search or a file tool?

A practical explanation of AI models, tokens, context windows, tool access and reasoning effort for choosing a useful ChatGPT or Claude workflow.

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Brief a difficult decision

How to ask AI to compare options and show evidence you can check.

Brief reasoning models with clear goals, evidence and acceptance criteria, and understand why step-by-step instructions are not a universal improvement.

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Work from your documents

How to make AI use your documents instead of guessing the missing facts.

Understand context windows and grounding, distinguish supplied evidence from general answers, and make source-based prompts easier to verify.

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Check a prompt before reusing it

How to test an AI prompt: inputs, expected results and failure checks.

Our proposed protocol for fair ChatGPT and Claude prompt comparisons: fixed inputs, task-specific criteria, saved outputs and transparent limitations.

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Everyday tasks, learning and source checks

Health preparation

How to prepare a symptom timeline and questions for your doctor visit.

Use ChatGPT or Claude to organise symptom notes and appointment questions, with clear limits on diagnosis, medicines, privacy and urgent care.

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Output and source review

How to check AI claims and citations before relying on an answer.

Fact-check ChatGPT and Claude answers with a claim ledger, source passages, arithmetic and dated evidence, including disputed news and Middle East questions.

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Sports administration

How to draft tournament fixtures and umpire schedules without clashes.

Draft tournament fixtures and umpire rotas with explicit capacity, rest, eligibility and conflict rules, then validate the result before publishing.

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Practical boundaries

How to find a repair manual and prepare a safe home or bike repair brief.

Use AI to organise a repair brief, identify the right manual and plan low-risk work without inventing compatibility, torque values or safety guarantees.

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Student workflow

How to get AI help with homework, revision and practice questions.

Use AI for homework hints, revision questions and rubric-based feedback while keeping your own reasoning, checking sources and following course rules.

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Write, compare, plan, design and fix things

Applications, interviews and responsible review

Apply for a job with AI—and still sound like yourself.

Use ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini to build an honest application, replace generic wording and practise interviews. For employers: why style cannot prove AI use and how to check actual experience.

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Tool comparison

Compare ChatGPT and Claude on your actual work.

Compare ChatGPT and Claude by workflow, source handling, design needs and coding environment instead of choosing a universal winner.

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ChatGPT guide

How to get a useful draft, comparison or work plan from ChatGPT.

Learn how to prompt ChatGPT for useful writing, research and finished work, with copyable examples and checks for better results.

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Claude guide

How to brief Claude to compare documents and write in your voice.

Write better Claude prompts for document analysis, consistent writing and delegated tasks using clear source roles and concrete output criteria.

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Choose your workflow

Chat, Work or Code: choose by the job.

Understand when to use a conversation, a delegated work task or a coding agent in ChatGPT and Claude, with examples for each workflow.

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Model selection

Which AI model should you choose for writing, reports, images or code?

Choose an AI model and effort level by task, evidence needs, speed and visual requirements, with current ChatGPT and Claude guidance.

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Campaign workflow

How to make an advertising poster with AI: offer, image and layout.

Compare two actual AI-generated posters for the same workshop, see both exact prompts, and learn how audience, house style and layout change the result.

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Brand consistency

How to use your own colours, logo and writing style in AI work.

Use brand guidelines, writing examples, colours and logo assets to create AI content that fits your identity across posters, reports and campaigns.

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Creative quality

How to write with AI without sounding like a generic AI text.

Write AI-assisted text in your own voice with concrete details and before-and-after examples. Learn why typical AI phrasing and detector scores do not prove authorship.

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Report analysis

How to analyse a report with AI for the decision you need to make.

Analyse a report with ChatGPT or Claude using its purpose, your role, decision questions, source checks and explicit treatment of missing evidence.

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Role-specific questions

What should a manager, buyer or finance lead ask about the same report?

Use role-specific ChatGPT and Claude prompts to examine the same report from board, finance, operations, research and customer perspectives.

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Codex and Claude Code

How to ask a coding agent to build a feature or fix a bug you can test.

Write clearer coding-agent prompts for bug fixes, feature work, refactoring and code review, with explicit scope and useful verification.

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Work and Cowork

How to delegate an AI work task and review the finished result.

Delegate useful AI work with source boundaries, results, acceptance criteria and review points for reports, campaigns and recurring tasks.

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Content and search

How to plan useful SEO content around the questions people search for.

Plan useful search content with AI: inspect reader intent, identify evidence gaps, build a brief and refresh outdated claims without padding pages.

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Campaign writing

How to write campaign headlines, emails and landing-page copy with AI.

Write campaign copy with ChatGPT or Claude using a clear offer, customer evidence, brand examples and channel-specific checks.

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Spreadsheet analysis

How to check a spreadsheet and explain its totals and trends with AI.

Analyse spreadsheets with clear definitions, reconciliation checks and decision-focused prompts rather than accepting a plausible chart summary.

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Learning workflow

How to use AI to practise a subject without getting the answers first.

Use AI as a study partner with diagnostic questions, targeted practice, useful feedback and checks against your actual course material.

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Environmental decisions

How to compare environmental choices using the same scope and evidence.

Use ChatGPT or Claude to structure environmental comparisons, inspect evidence boundaries and write narrower, supportable claims.

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Meeting workflow

How to turn meeting notes into confirmed decisions and an action list.

Turn meeting notes into traceable decisions, realistic action lists and useful follow-up with ChatGPT or Claude.

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Prompt repair

How to improve an AI answer that misses your brief without starting over.

Improve a weak ChatGPT or Claude answer by identifying the failure, supplying missing context and making a focused revision you can verify.

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Use your own home photos

Organise a bookcase and preview a new cabinet or bedroom colours.

Practical AI photo prompts for organising books, previewing a storage cabinet and choosing wall colours and bedding, with labelled before-and-after examples.

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Research workflow

How to research a purchase or work decision with sources you can check.

A practical way to research a decision without letting a confident answer hide missing evidence.

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Files and documents

How to summarise and compare documents for a specific work decision.

Explain a difficult business letter in plain language, draft clarification questions and summarise reports with a trail back to the source.

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Put your photos to work

Use a photo to plan dinner, pack a bag or arrange your balcony.

Five illustrated photo tasks: cook from your fridge, plan a balcony, pack a weekend bag, clear desk space and gather clues about a plant. Learn what to add, ask and check.

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See how AI helped build a real app

First-hand case study · HockeyUmpire

How do you build the best hockey umpire app for the person holding the whistle?

Inside HockeyUmpire: turn an umpire's needs into clear AI prompts, small changes, independent reviews and tests on a real iPhone and Apple Watch.

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Research with evidence you can trace

Start with the decision, the options and the criteria that could change your choice. Require sources for changeable facts and distinguish confirmed evidence from estimates. Our research guide shows how to turn that brief into a useful comparison.

Use your documents as the starting point

A report summary is only useful when it answers the reader's question. Our document guide covers source references, conflicting figures and how to check that the short version still represents the original.