Where could AI help?
Map the current process before choosing a tool.
YOUR SUPERPOWER TOOLKIT
Less wondering. More doing.
Practical tools, how-tos and worksheets to turn a promising idea into a workflow you can actually use.
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INTERACTIVE TOOL
Where does AI fit?
Map six everyday workflows. Choose the handoffs, add notes and download your plan.
Open the workflow lab ↗INTERACTIVE TOOLIs it saving you time?
Count drafting, review, rework and setup to estimate the real time difference.
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Show me how.
6 practical walkthroughs with inputs, prompts, tools and review points.
STEP BY STEP
How to build a campaign with AI and keep your voice
Use AI for research organization, draft options and review support. Keep the audience, promise and publishing decision with a person.
Try the how-to ↗STEP BY STEPHow to turn a design into a functional prototype
Choose one complete journey and use AI to help make it tangible. A prototype should reveal what still needs to be learned.
Try the how-to ↗STEP BY STEPHow to synthesize research without losing the evidence
Keep a trail from every important finding back to the original material. Use AI to organize evidence and expose gaps.
Try the how-to ↗STEP BY STEPHow to use a coding agent on one real issue
A useful coding session ends with a reviewable change and evidence that it works. Give the agent a clear boundary and inspect the result.
Try the how-to ↗STEP BY STEPHow to automate a handoff without losing control
Start with structured inputs and explicit rules. Add AI only where interpretation or drafting is useful.
Try the how-to ↗STEP BY STEPHow to make team knowledge easier to use with AI
A useful knowledge base starts with trusted, maintained sources. An AI answer needs both evidence and a sensible fallback.
Try the how-to ↗TAKE THE KNOW-HOW WITH YOU
A small kit. A useful next step.
10 free Markdown worksheets. Open a preview, then save an editable copy.
The useful AI brief
Turn a vague request into a task someone can review.
The AI pilot scorecard
Record actual quality, effort and failures across a few representative cases.
Know your connections
Keep track of accounts, scopes, owners and how to revoke access.
The evidence check
Separate a convincing answer from a supported one.
The human + AI handoff
Define what moves between people, models and ordinary automation.
The same-task tool comparison
Compare two or three tools using the same brief and a human-checked reference.
The bounded agent pilot
Give an agent one job, clear limits and a way to stop.
The AI prototype reality check
Review the whole experience before sharing an AI-built website or app.
From meeting notes to real commitments
Check AI-generated notes before turning them into someone else’s action list.
MORE TOOLS FOR THE JOB
New workflow companions.
Publisher information reviewed October 6, 2026. These tools have not been connection-tested.
Connectors
Make
Build visual workflows that connect apps, data and AI steps. Start with a small handoff and inspect every destination.
Explore this tool ↗AI appsGemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM)
Organize source material and ask questions with citations back to your notebook. Useful for preparing a research brief you can check.
Explore this tool ↗AI appsPerplexity
Search the web and explore answers with linked sources. Use it to discover leads for research, then verify them at the source.
Explore this tool ↗Workflow toolsTally
Build forms and route submissions into connected tools. A structured intake step can give an AI-assisted workflow cleaner inputs.
Explore this tool ↗ConnectorsMicrosoft Power Automate
Create workflows between apps and services for recurring business processes. Confirm your environment, connections and available plan features.
Explore this tool ↗AI appsAirtable AI
Use AI alongside structured records to organize work, draft content and build workflows. Keep an owner and review status with each output.
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