Your starting point

Stop prompting. Start handing over.

You use AI most days. The next step is to stop typing a fresh prompt every time and give it a proper brief once, so the job runs the same way every week while you check it.

Try this in the next five minutes

Pick one job you do every week. Then let AI interview you about it.

I want to hand a recurring task over to AI. Interview me to write a handover brief for it.
Ask me one question at a time, and wait for my answer before asking the next.
Cover: my role and who reads the output; exactly what the task starts from; what a good result looks like; what must never happen; and how I'll check the result is right.
When you have enough, write the finished brief under these headings: ROLE, SOURCE, SHAPE, RULES, CHECK.
Keep it under 200 words so I can reuse it.

What to look for: save the brief it writes. Next week, paste it in with that week’s material and compare the time it takes.

Your plan: Modules 06 to 10

You’re past the basics, so start at Module 06 · Confident at Work, then simple automations (07), reusable workflows (08), what AI agents can safely do for you (09) and your own AI plan (10). They come with The Full Edit, with a companion kit for all ten modules. £39, an instant download.

Using AI mostly at work, and want time back and a case for promotion? Find your level for The Work Edit.

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