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A short walkthrough of what's in each issue, the two ways readers use it, and how to turn your inbox into a searchable prompt library.
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The prompt you wouldn't think to write
Things you didn't know to ask AI to do.
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Why it works the first time
Every prompt comes with what makes it work and what can trip it up.
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Short email, full post
The email gives you the prompts. The full walkthrough is on the website.
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