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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.

For example, “How do I stop ChatGPT cutting off long Typeform summaries?”

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What does your AI workflow do?

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For example, “Turns our sales call notes into client-ready summaries.”

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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. 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
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  2. 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
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  3. Recover Songs, Books, and Videos from Vague Memories

    Sometimes I remember something perfectly badly: not its title, creator, or where I found it, but a sound, a color, a vague cover, a sentence, or a period in my life. I know it exists because I loved it, but I cannot name it. I use AI and…

    Fien De Waele ChatGPT
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  4. Build a Searchable University Seminar Directory with Claude Code

    I used Claude Code to find scientific seminars hosted by colleges and universities across the US and collate them into a single, searchable list. Researchers can use it to find talks that match their interests near them. The site…

    Todd Claude Code, Claude +4
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  5. Build an Auditable Per-Client Meter for Claude Usage Billing

    I built a workflow to reconstruct auditable, per-client billing for Claude usage after my Anthropic bill tripled in one month and I discovered there was no reliable way to see why. I run a solo consulting practice on a Max plan and pass AI…

    Henry Alfano Claude Code, Python +2
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  6. 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
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  7. Turn Everyday Cat Moments Into an AI Poetry Collection

    Sometimes the best AI workflow starts without a workflow at all. This one began almost accidentally. During an ordinary conversation about my cat, AI offered to write a haiku. I had not set out to create a poetry project; it was simply a…

    Fien De Waele ChatGPT, Google Keep
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  8. Automate Repetitive Lead Bottlenecks With AI

    Most businesses don't need another AI tool. They need to automate the repetitive bottleneck already slowing the team down. A simple example is connecting the tools already in use: Lead → AI qualification → CRM → WhatsApp → follow-up…

    Hashim khan ChatGPT, n8n
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  9. Create a ChatGPT Character-Guessing Game for a Book Club Discussion

    I was charged with leading my book club’s discussion of *Shrines of Gaiety* by Kate Atkinson. The book has many well-developed characters and murder-mystery plotlines, so I decided to create a “Who Is This Character?” game using simple…

    Susan Young ChatGPT
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  10. Use Claude to Create Self-Testing How-To Videos for Software

    I build an office platform for small nonprofits, and every week users ask how to do something. I also keep changing features they have already learned, so written instructions go stale quickly. Screen recordings take an afternoon each and…

    Anon Cormorant Claude Code
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  11. Build a French HR assistant SaaS with Claude Code

    I built Lumi, an HR assistant in French, with Claude Code in about two hours. It was an experiment: could Claude Code build a working product from a plain brief while being left completely alone? Employees ask questions, and Lumi answers…

    Adam Faik Claude Code, Supabase +2
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  12. Build a Local Rye and Spelt Flour Supply Chain

    I built an AI-assisted vertical grain supply-chain resilience workflow after discovering that the rye flour we normally use for homemade bread had been discontinued. I started by asking ChatGPT to locate alternative retail and bulk…

    Adriana Pausenwein ChatGPT
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  13. Using ChatGPT as a Research Assistant for Book Research

    I’m a very unsophisticated user—and an older man—so my use of ChatGPT is still fairly basic. But it has changed my life. I use ChatGPT as a research assistant for a book I’m writing. In practice, what I do is not much more than an in-depth…

    Anon Wolverine ChatGPT
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  14. Run a Local AI Agent on Windows for Files and Code

    I built Able (uable.store) because I was tired of chat tabs that explain how to do a job but leave me to paste the result into PowerShell. I wanted an agent that lives on this Windows PC and can actually move files, run tools, and write…

    Ryan O. ilinca Cursor, Claude Code
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