I'm just starting.
New to AI, or you've poked at ChatGPT and want to actually get it. Five lessons from the very beginning, nothing left unexplained, no jargon dropped on you without a translation.
- 01 Meet the machine
- 02 Ask so it lands
- 03 Your first two tools
- 04 Hand off one task
- 05 Put something real out there
I use it. Show me the gears.
You reach for AI most weeks and it mostly works. Five lessons on how it actually runs under the hood, so you can fix a weak result in one move instead of retyping it louder.
- 01 The anatomy of an agent
- 02 Talk to AI like an engineer
- 03 Pick your tools
- 04 Automate the boring stuff
- 05 Ship something that pays
I live in these tools.
Daily driver. You know the concepts and want the engineering underneath: context budgets, orchestration, unit economics, the calls that separate a demo from a thing that ships.
- 01 Agents, taken apart
- 02 Context engineering
- 03 Build your stack on purpose
- 04 Automations that don't break quietly
- 05 Ship, price, and prove it