Organize your everyday work in ChatGPT

Three projects with files and instructions that pass the trick question; the account instructions (your voice sheet or a temporary line); your memory reviewed and your list of what it must never remember; one model rule per project; a weekly task that has already run; your apps decided one by one; and your one-page weekly routine with the backup outside ChatGPT.

By the end of the course:

• You build three projects with files and instructions of five to ten lines, and you check them with a trick question.
• You review and clean up the memory, and use the temporary chat for sensitive matters.
• You schedule a weekly task in Scheduled (at an exact time on Go or Plus, in a flexible time window on the free plan) and watch it arrive.
• You explain the difference between a project, the account instructions and ChatGPT's memory, and which one rules inside a project.
• You explain which features your plan includes (Free, Go or Plus), with what limit, and what alternative path you use when one does not appear.
• You explain what a connected app can read or do depending on the permission you give it, and how to disconnect it.

1. Module 0 · What you will have at the end and how to use the course
2. Module 1 · One project for each thing you doYou practice: Your three projects
3. Module 2 · Instructions that are followedYou practice: Instructions that pass the trick question
4. Module 3 · What ChatGPT remembers about youYou practice: Your memory reviewed and your “never” list
5. Module 4 · Fast or reasoning, in your weekYou practice: One model rule per project
6. Module 5 · A task that runs on its ownYou practice: Your weekly task
7. Module 6 · Connect only what you useYou practice: Your apps, decided one by one
8. Module 7 · Guided case: Mr. Alvaro's system
9. Module 8 · A case from your field, half built
10. Module 9 · Final project: your weekly system in ChatGPT

This is how the course is set up on the campus.

For you if today you think: “I know a lot about my field and I want to see if AI is useful to me”