The library
No email wall, no locked chapters, no catch. New guides land every week - each one built to hand you back real time. Steal away.
Each one is a tiny lesson from thousands of hours of using and teaching AI - the no-fluff version, free.
What an agent is made of, in plain English, and why the scheduled task you set up last month already counts as one.
Read guideHow to automate your small business with AI: 12 admin tasks UK businesses are handing over, from inbox and invoices to timesheets, quotes and reports.
Read guideWhat UK small businesses pay for AI help in 2026: DIY, courses, hourly AI consultants, done-with-you programmes and retainers, with real price ranges.
Read guideHow coaches and consultants can use AI for client emails, session prep, onboarding and content, without losing the human part clients pay for.
Read guideHow designers and creative small businesses can use AI for the admin around the work: proposals, content, CPD notes and client comms, with a real example.
Read guideHow UK trades and construction businesses can use AI for timesheets, quotes, invoices and admin, with a real team timesheet example and where to start.
Read guideHow to make on-brand slide decks with Claude: build from one source file in your brand colours and fonts, then export to Canva or PowerPoint to finish.
Read guideHow to build an interactive business dashboard with Claude without code: tasks, content, numbers and to-dos on one page that you open every morning.
Read guideHow to build a personal AI morning newspaper with Claude: the news in your industry, what competitors posted, and your angle on it, waiting every morning.
Read guideThinking of hiring an AI expert or consultant for your small business? What they do, what it looks like week to week, and 6 things to check before you hire.
Read guideHow to use AI for an ecommerce business: customer service emails, Shopify admin and marketing, with a real UK small shop example and where to start.
Read guideHow can AI help your small business? Where to start, which jobs to hand over first, what to keep for yourself, and how to keep client data safe.
Read guideHow to audit your website's SEO and AI visibility with Claude: check indexing, find what people search, fix titles, add schema, and get cited by AI tools.
Read guideHow to set up Claude for your small business in the UK: the Claude for Small Business plugin, what it connects to, and the first workflows to run.
Read guideClaude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Copilot? A plain-English guide to which AI suits your small business, based on the tools you already use and the jobs you need doing.
Read guideOne tool, set up properly, in half an hour. Then 4 short days that turn it into a habit. The complete beginner's guide, with every prompt to paste.
Read guideTen minutes in the settings is the difference between generic answers and answers built for your work. Five settings, with the text to paste in.
Read guideThree steps, ten minutes, and the big one is a copy and paste that makes Claude set itself up for you.
Read guideYou're self-employed, so nobody has written you a client data policy. The setting to check, the five things that stay out, and the page of rules you write tonight.
Read guideA two-minute move that pulls the signals out of a suspicious message and hands you back a decision. It never tells you it's a scam, and that's the point.
Read guideConnect Notion and your notetaker to Claude, and your meetings file themselves. Notes written, actions logged, before you've closed the laptop.
Read guideAn A to Z of the words people use around you, one line each, plus a prompt that turns any new jargon into English on demand.
Read guideOne prompt that turns contracts, bills, error messages and official letters into plain English, what it means for you, and what to do by when.
Read guideWhat the free plan is for, what the paid one adds, and a prompt that decides whether you should upgrade this month or keep your £20.
Read guideNot 47 tools. Five things to use properly before you pay, the fifteen minutes of setup that doubles all of them, and a test for anything new.
Read guideClaude reads the inbox before you do and hands you a ninety-second brief. What needs you, what's waiting, what's noise.
Read guideMemory sounds spooky until you realise you can read it, correct it and bin it. Four moves, plus the spring-clean prompt.
Read guideTen copy-paste prompts for the ten admin jobs that eat a self-employed week. Enquiries, quotes, chasing, receipts, month end.
Read guideForget prompt libraries. Five lines, in this order, and you can write your own prompt for anything.
Read guideThree messages you've already written, two prompts, and Claude holds a description of your voice you can save and reuse forever.
Read guideYou don't hate email. You hate five specific ones. A prompt for each, plus the Gmail connector that finds them and drafts your replies.
Read guideFour tells that give AI text away, and one prompt that strips them out of the draft sitting on your screen right now.
Read guideOne convention, [CHECK], that makes Claude flag its own shaky bits while it writes. Plus the audit prompt for anything you've already drafted.
Read guideThe honest answer, including the parts nobody knows: what actually changes when you work for yourself, what doesn't, and how to tell a real signal from a headline.
Read guideNobody in your industry owns AI yet. Four quiet weeks and it could be you, which is how it turns into work.
Read guideTwenty minutes and four questions: is what you sell still worth paying for in two years, and what do you change now?
Read guideConnect your notetaker to Claude and four minutes after you hang up: decisions, actions with names on, and the follow-up ready to send.
Read guideDecode the ad, research the company in ten minutes, then decide honestly whether it is worth your evening. Three prompts.
Read guidePaste your CV and the job ad in together, get an honest gap read and a tailored rewrite that invents nothing.
Read guideA coach that asks one question at a time, pushes back when you waffle, and scores you honestly. Three rounds, one debrief.
Read guideFour weeks, one job each: a master CV, a shortlist, a tracked production line, and an honest look at any offer.
Read guideUsing AI in client work honestly: what you say, what you don't need to say, and your own rules about their data.
Read guideTen minutes before you walk in: the brief, the sharp question, and the answer to the pushback you know is coming.
Read guideFive services people actually pay for, what each one is worth, and the prompt that turns what you already know how to do into a first offer.
Read guideA 90-minute paid AI setup session for the local businesses you already buy from. The offer, outreach, runsheet, pricing, and a one-weekend launch plan.
Read guideWhat did we quote them in March? Which contract has the 30-day clause? Stop opening seventeen documents to find one sentence.
Read guideTip the whole mess in exactly as it is. Get back an ordered plan: what blocks what, who you're waiting on, and what to drop.
Read guideFour setups with no entry fee, from someone whose attention does what it likes. Three prompts, one habit, honest limits.
Read guideOne saved prompt for the days you've got nothing. Three gentle questions, one thing to do, and permission to drop the rest.
Read guideThe emergency one. Dump everything, get back the three things that matter today, and park the rest with permission.
Read guide5 recurring business admin jobs Claude can run on a schedule: enquiries, unpaid invoices, subscriptions, renewals and the week ahead. It drafts, you send.
Read guideThe 5 scheduled Claude agents that run my business week without me opening a chat, and how to set up your first scheduled task safely.
Read guideEnquiries, call prep, follow-ups, quotes, invoice chasers and reports. What to hand AI for each, what to give it, and the prompt.
Read guideA working calculator your customers can tap. No code, no website changes, one prompt. Send the link, look terrifyingly professional.
Read guideThe idea explained properly: what a second brain is for, why most fall over by the 20th of the month, and what separates one that works from one that doesn't.
Read guideConstraints first, shortlist second, boring bits last. Three prompts, and you end up holding a comparison and a packing list.
Read guideOne prompt and four steps to your colours, fonts, logo and voice in Claude Design, built the way designers do it, without the generic AI look.
Read guideTen minutes of rambling into your phone becomes twelve drafts in your voice. The exact method, both prompts included.
Read guideMy real digital product, built with Claude & sold on Payhip. The actual steps, the part AI can't do, and the slop problem solved.
Read guideBuild and install one working Skill today, so Claude follows your process without being told. No code, fifteen minutes, and a no-install route if you're not paying.
Read guideWelcome email, client questionnaire & kickoff checklist from one interview about how you actually work. Six years of ops experience, one sitting.
Read guideThe menu next to the send button, translated: which model, how much effort, when thinking earns its keep, and what it costs your allowance.
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