The tools you'll
learn to use AI

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01

Know what changed.

The AI news that touches your work, with the context to make sense of it.

02

Find the tool worth opening.

Tried first, so you skip the ones that eat an afternoon.

03

Use it before lunch.

A prompt in every issue, ready to paste into your own work.

AIProjukti Prompts

Every issue ends with
a prompt you can use today.

Three from recent editions. Swap in your own details and paste.

The prompt

Answer a difficult email without the back and forth.

You are a calm, direct communicator. Read the email below and draft my reply. Acknowledge their main point in one sentence, state my position plainly, and propose one next step with a date. Apologise only if I actually got something wrong. Keep it under 120 words.

My position: {what you want}
Email: {paste it here}

Works with ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini

An example

Their emailThis is the third time the report has come in late. We're paying for a service and it isn't being delivered. I need to know what's going on.

↓ What comes back

A reply you can send

You're right that three late reports isn't the service you signed up for.

The delay came from a data source that changed format. It's now fixed on our side.

Next step: this month's report reaches you by Thursday the 18th, and I'll confirm on Wednesday.

Illustrative example. Results vary with your input.

The prompt

Get up to speed on any topic in five minutes.

Act as a research analyst. Explain the topic below for someone deciding whether it matters to their work. Give me: what it is in two sentences, three facts with a source for each, one question experts still disagree on, and one thing I should do this week if it is relevant. Tell me where you are unsure.

Topic: {your topic}
My work: {your role or industry}

Best with Perplexity, ChatGPT search or Claude

An example

The inputTopic: AI agents for customer support. My work: I run support for a small online store.

↓ What comes back

A one-page briefing

What it is: software that answers and resolves tickets on its own, handing off when it gets stuck.

The open question: how much customers mind talking to one.

This week: tag your last 100 tickets by type to see how many are simple enough to hand over.

Illustrative example. Always check the sources it gives you.

The prompt

Turn a messy to-do list into a week that works.

Here are my tasks and deadlines for the week. Sort them into must do, should do and can wait. Put the must-dos into a day by day plan with no more than three focused blocks per day. Leave Friday afternoon free for anything that slips. Point out anything that looks unrealistic.

Tasks: {paste your list}
Hours I can work each day: {number}

Works with ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini

An example

The inputClient proposal due Wed, invoices, newsletter draft, fix website footer, call with designer, update pricing page. Six hours a day.

↓ What comes back

A plan with room to breathe

Mon: proposal outline, invoices, designer call.

Tue: proposal draft, newsletter draft.

Wed: proposal final and send. Footer and pricing moved to Thursday.

Illustrative example. Results vary with your input.

A new one lands in Projukti Prompts every morning.