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AI for healthcare professionals who have to actually use it
Most writing about AI at work assumes a startup, a blank page, and nobody checking. You work somewhere that moves slowly and takes compliance seriously. This is the other version.
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How to install a skill you downloaded
Skills are portable between Claude and ChatGPT — one open format, four different install locations. Here's where each one goes, and what to read before you trust a skill someone else wrote.
How to set up a scheduled task in Claude or Codex
A scheduled task is a prompt that runs when you're not there to watch it. That one difference changes how you have to write it — and it's the part most people get wrong the first time.
How to build your own AI skill
A skill is a folder with a text file in it that teaches Claude or ChatGPT how you do one recurring task. Here's what that means, why it beats re-pasting the same prompt, and how to build one in about twenty minutes.
How to connect a folder to Claude or Codex
The step that turns an AI chatbot into something that does your actual work isn't a clever prompt. It's giving it a folder. Here's what that means, and how to do it in Cowork, Claude Code, and Codex — starting from never having opened them.
What to say when someone senior asks you about AI
There are three available answers. Two make you forgettable. Here's how to give the third one without pretending to be a technologist.