A free, self-paced challenge. Spend about 15–25 minutes per day, or take it at your own pace. The goal is a reviewed deliverable you can use.
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DAY 1
Choose a small win
Pick one task from the mission board. Write the deliverable, who will use it and a check that will tell you it is useful.
Finish with: A one-sentence task and a clear definition of done.
A prompt to get started
Help me narrow this task to something I can practice this week. Ask about the intended user, output and a check I can do myself. Do not assume my tools or access.
Write the steps you currently take. Mark what requires human judgment, what AI could draft and where you will review the result. Record a rough baseline from your own experience.
Finish with: A workflow map with an owner and an approval point.
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Turn these steps into a table: input, action, output, human owner and validation. Suggest one reversible AI-assisted step. Do not automate anything.
Shortlist two options or start with a tool you already have. Check the account plan, data rules and actual cost. Use the same task for a fair trial.
Finish with: One chosen tool and a reason tied to your task.
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Help me create three pass/fail criteria for this tool trial. Include correctness and review effort. Ask for missing facts; do not invent product features or prices.
Use a fictional sample or approved material. Provide your goal, sources, constraints and output format. Keep a copy of the first draft so you can see what changed.
Finish with: A first draft and the prompt that produced it.
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Using only the source material I provide, draft the requested output. Label missing information and assumptions. Do not send, publish or change anything outside this conversation.
Check every important claim against its source. Review usability, tone and missing information. Record corrections; a fluent answer can still be wrong.
Finish with: A corrected draft with remaining issues clearly marked.
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Audit this draft against the provided source. For each issue give the exact passage, why it needs review and a proposed correction. Do not treat your review as final approval.
Repeat with a second sample. Record hands-on work, review and rework time. Decide whether to keep, change or stop the approach based on your observations.
Finish with: Two observations and a keep/change/stop decision.
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Compare my two trial records. Separate observed results from possible explanations. Flag missing data and avoid generalizing from two examples.
Save your tools, prompt and workflow in My kit. Document the inputs, reviewer and stop conditions so you can repeat it. Share a sanitized example only if you have permission.
Finish with: A reusable kit and a clear next task.
A prompt to get started
Turn my reviewed process into a short reusable playbook: purpose, inputs, steps, checks, owner and when to stop. Keep uncertainties visible.