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Ask it the way you’d ask a sharp colleague: what you’re trying to do and where it goes wrong.

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Turning Garmin running data into coaching insight with Claude (opens in a new tab)

My friend is a competitive runner who wears a Garmin watch for every session. Each run produces a spreadsheet's worth of data: pace, heart rate, cadence, ground contact time, vertical oscillation, and power, broken down lap by lap. Garmin…

By Anon Falcon · Claude, Garmin Connect, Garmin CSV exports

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  1. Build a Flexible Learning Path Around Current Curiosity

    I use AI to turn shifting interests into a flexible learning route instead of committing too early to one fixed curriculum. I start with what I am genuinely curious about: the topics currently holding my attention, what I already know…

    Fien De Waele ChatGPT, Coursera
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  2. Draft Immigration Client Emails from Templates with Gemini

    I'm an immigration attorney, and I built this workflow so our team can fill in the template emails we use at each stage of a case without copying a template or hunting for client details. We call up a template by number or case stage…

    Jeffrey Galkin Gemini Notebook, Gemini +1
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  3. Build a connected suite of curriculum, planning, and learning tools

    I built a suite of teaching tools that work independently and together. Chalkline supports maths, while Penline supports literacy. Both tools provide quick access to the New Zealand curriculum for planning and feed information directly…

    Daniel Southam Claude Code, ChatGPT +4
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  4. Run MinecraftEdu on a Modern Mac with Java 8 and Rosetta

    MinecraftEdu first launched nearly 15 years ago, but the classroom world we built with it is still growing. Years of students have contributed to the school and town-building project, creating a shared record of their creativity and…

    Andrew Bartlett ChatGPT, Codex +1
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  5. Choose Your Next Read from a Goodreads TBR with ChatGPT

    I love reading, but I’m indecisive about what to read next. Lately, I’ve been getting recommendations from ChatGPT, which has led me to keep adding books to my to-read list instead of tackling the books that have been there for years. At…

    Zeniya Cooley ChatGPT
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  6. Build a Self-Hosted AI RSS Briefing with OpenAI Embeddings

    I built SITREP, a self-hosted AI RSS reader that turns roughly 30 articles a day into a single briefing I can act on. It runs in a Docker container on my home NAS, ingests full article text instead of the teasers most feeds provide, and…

    Ray Toth ChatGPT
    2
  7. Build an AI-Assisted Artist Portfolio From Existing Work

    An artist portfolio can feel harder to make than the work itself. My work lives across years, folders, and materials: photographs, drawings, collage, objects, costumes, and digital experiments. Then an application asks me to explain who I…

    Fien De Waele ChatGPT
    2
  8. Build a Living Online Book with Claude and Ulysses

    I built a workflow for creating a living book that exists online and that I can add to, edit, and share whenever I like. I’m an occasional writer who publishes nonfiction essays about observations in life. I realized I could collect the…

    Sanjay Singhal Claude Code
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  9. Build a Self-Hosted AI Wine Cellar App with Docker and Claude

    I built a self-hosted wine cellar app that runs in a Docker container on my home NAS and doubles as a personal AI sommelier. I add a bottle by taking a photo of its label with my iPhone. A vision model identifies the wine, vintage, region…

    Ray Toth ChatGPT, Claude Code
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  10. Build a Mobile Game with Astra Through Conversation

    I’m building a mobile game called ExoLab Blast with Astra. I developed it through conversation, starting with the basic concept and continuing through testing the game mechanics. Astra also created and repeatedly updated the game’s…

    Derek Phillips ChatGPT
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  11. Use Claude and ChatGPT to plan and navigate international travel

    The Rundown recently held our first in-person retreat in Portugal, which was also my first time traveling to Europe. Claude and ChatGPT were amazing resources throughout the trip, from helping me navigate a chaotic international airport to…

    Zach Mink ChatGPT, Claude
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  12. Build a Personal AI Prompt Library from Physical-World References

    AI image prompting often starts online: search for a style, collect references, describe them, and generate. But your visual vocabulary can also begin in the physical world—a plant, a tile, a book cover, a strange facade, a piece of…

    Fien De Waele ChatGPT
    2
  13. Use Grok to file small-claims garnishment paperwork

    We needed legal help with a small-claims case. A company owed us $3,500, and the cost of hiring a lawyer would have far exceeded that amount. I used Grok to explain what to do and how to file the paperwork. Last week, I served three writs…

    Duffy Russell
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  14. Build a Reddit Signal Agent for Weekly Travel Insights

    I’m building an AI travel assistant called SundayAtlas, and I wanted a systematic way to keep learning from what travelers are talking about between individual user conversations. Reddit is useful for this because people are unusually…

    Anon Dolphin Claude Code, GitHub Actions +4
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  15. Turn a Conversational Spark into a Full Creative Concept

    Some of the most vivid ideas do not begin as formal briefs. They begin as a joke, metaphor, image, or strange sentence that suddenly has energy. This workflow captures how a small conversational spark can grow into a much larger creative…

    Fien De Waele ChatGPT
    2
  16. Build an AI orchestration skill with cheaper delegated agents

    I made an orchestration skill to help me build faster while using my expensive Astra and Fable tokens carefully. The skill plugs into Astra or Fable and delegates tasks that can happen in parallel to multiple subagents running cheaper…

    Nate Grahek ChatGPT, Claude Code
    1
  17. Who Gives AI Agents the Authority to Act?

    I’m Steven Alber, founder of ARENOMICS Institute (https://arenomics.institute), an independent research initiative exploring how autonomous AI agents can operate within accountable economic and institutional systems. One of our central…

    Steven Alber ChatGPT, Claude
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