Resources
A curated, no-hype list — things I actually use or recommend. Not an affiliate list, no kickbacks.
General-purpose AI assistants. Any of these is a fine place to begin.
OpenAI's general-purpose assistant. The most widely used starting point.
Anthropic's assistant — a strong choice for writing, editing, and careful reasoning.
Google's assistant, tightly integrated with Gmail, Docs, and the rest of Google Workspace.
An AI research and search tool that shows its sources — useful when you need to double-check claims.
Official, free resources for going deeper on how to actually use these tools well.
The official documentation on writing effective prompts, straight from the people who build Claude.
Free, self-paced official courses on prompting and building with Claude.
Practical, example-driven guides for getting more out of OpenAI's models — some entries assume coding background.
A large, community-curated library of prompts across dozens of use cases — good for inspiration.
AI features built into tools you may already use, worth turning on.
Google's tool for turning your own documents into a queryable AI notebook — including spoken audio summaries.
AI-assisted writing and grammar checking, built into most places you already type.
Meeting transcription and summaries — captures decisions and action items automatically.
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