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Start reading ↓What this is
AI news, prompts, guides, and workflows in plain English.
The short video gets you started. The page gives you the details: access, limits, sources, and the exact prompt when there is one.
No need to become an AI engineer. Find the thing you came for, check the source, and try it if it fits your life or work.
Four ways to use it
Start with the kind of help you need.
01 News explains what changed and who gets it.
02 Prompt pages give you the exact text and context.
03 Workflows break a repeatable task into clear steps.
04 Tool guides explain what a tool is good for, its limits, and who can access it.
Latest resources
Start with what you need.
Codex Micro is a $230 control pad for AI coding agents
OpenAI and Work Louder built a physical Codex control pad with live agent-status keys, shortcuts, a joystick, and a reasoning dial. It is clever developer gear—not a ChatGPT accessory everyone needs.
Read update →ChatGPT Sites is turning ideas into shareable websites
The short version of the Sites public beta, including who has access and where it could actually save you time.
Read update →Give AI your voice before you ask it to write like you
Two short examples can do more for your tone than another paragraph of instructions.
Open prompt →Make your reusable AI prompt review its own work
Add a short post-game review so the next version improves from a specific miss—not from vibes.
Open prompt →What an AI skill actually is—and when you need one
A skill is a saved playbook for a repeatable job, so you can stop re-explaining the same process every Monday.
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