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Making an app with AI? Find a skill for your next step or read a free guide before you try it.
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Job applications & interviews
Tailor a résumé, practice interview answers, and compare job offers.
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Writing & editing
Improve an email or draft while keeping your own voice and the facts.
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Buying a home
Understand mortgage quotes, organize documents, and prepare questions for your lender.
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How to use AI skills
Learn what an AI skill is, what comes in the download, and how to use one.
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Research a question
Find reliable sources, check claims, and put your findings into a short summary.
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Find your first customers, decide what to sell, and plan a manageable launch.
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Website design
Make forms, navigation, errors, and small screens easier to use.
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Working code and practical checks for subtle, accessible interface animation.
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Turn a letter into an action checklist with AI
Use a worked letter example and a copyable prompt to extract dates, requested actions, missing details, and source locations.
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Questions to ask an interviewer about the job you would do
Choose interview questions about expectations, support, and working patterns, with a question sheet and examples of useful follow-ups.
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House viewing questions: what to ask and what to record
Take an original house-viewing checklist, separate observations from answers, and prepare follow-up questions for your agent or inspector.
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Animate an accordion with CSS while keeping it usable
Use an original native-details example, a small opening animation, and a keyboard/reduced-motion checklist for an accordion.
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How to explain your app idea before AI starts building
Turn a rough app idea into a short request your AI can work from, with a small first version and simple checks you can try yourself.
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Compare job offers beyond the headline salary
A side-by-side worksheet for guaranteed pay, uncertain compensation, benefits, constraints, and questions for the employer.
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How to write an apology email without making excuses
Use two original apology-email examples and a copyable prompt to acknowledge a mistake, explain the repair, and keep promises realistic.
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Separate closing costs from cash to close
Use a reconciliation worksheet for costs, down payment, deposits, credits, and adjustments without double-counting them.
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Get useful clarifying questions from AI without a long questionnaire
Use a briefing prompt and worked examples to tell AI which missing details require a question and which choices can use a stated default.
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Compare conflicting sources without hiding the disagreement
Check definitions, dates, populations, and methods before deciding whether two sources truly contradict each other.
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Ask clients for feedback they can act on
Use a draft-review email, specific feedback questions, and a decision sheet to separate approval, corrections, and new requests.
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Make form labels and instructions easier to use
Use persistent labels, connect help text, and avoid relying on placeholder text to explain the field.
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How to add subtle animation to a website with AI
Use a focused AI brief, a CSS example, and an interaction test sheet to add subtle website animation with a reduced-motion fallback.
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Your AI-built app broke. What should you ask next?
Help AI investigate a broken app using times, error messages and actions that failed, then add a check to catch the same problem next time.
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Write a cover letter around two pieces of evidence
A practical structure and fictional sample that connects your work to the role without praise or invented company knowledge.
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Build a brand voice guide from real examples
Turn approved writing into observable rules, contrasting examples, and a brief an AI editor can actually follow.
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