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Dictate instead of typing, free and private
Speaking is much faster than typing, and spoken prompts carry more context. Handy is a free app that turns your voice into text, offline.
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Notes on working with AI
Claude for every team
The basics every team needs: the first week with Claude, how the model works, and what to ask before you trust an answer.
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An assistant that messages you first
Claude Duet checks your apps on its own and sends a morning brief before you ask. It isn't in Israel yet, but you can build its core today.
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Ask your AI to write like an aircraft manual
One line in your prompt turns rambling AI answers into steps a new hire can follow. The idea comes from the manuals that keep aircraft flying.
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Ambition is the bottleneck, not the model
A strong model answers what you ask. Four knobs and one appended prompt make you ask for what a top professional would actually do.
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Why long chats get slow, and what to do about it
A language model does not remember your conversation. It rereads it. That one fact explains why a three-hour chat is slower, uses more of your limit, and loses early details.
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The most useful thing a company AI can say
A company AI that answers every question has a design defect. The fix is a refusal threshold, cited sentences, and a test set that includes questions it must decline.
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Nobody wrote the code that makes Claude write Python
Calling a language model autocomplete is accurate about its objective and wrong about its capability. The pipeline explains why, and what it means for how you use it.
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Skills replace a model's recall with the vendor's procedure
A language model knows a product as an average of what the web says about it. Skills let the vendor, or you, hand it the actual procedure instead.
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A one-off task saves an afternoon. A scheduled one saves it every week
Handing Claude a whole job is the part of the demo that gets a reaction. Turning that job into a scheduled task is what gives you the time back every week.
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The GitHub list that will make you rich (it won't)
A list of GitHub repositories promised to make money on their own. A closer look at what two of the five can actually do for a small business, and why the other three need an engineer first.
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Can we put our documents into AI? What Israeli privacy law actually requires
Every enterprise deal hits the same moment, when the CFO or the general counsel asks whether it's actually safe or legal to put company documents into an AI tool. The straight answer holds up better than the reassuring one on the slide.
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Claude vs. ChatGPT for business teams: the comparison that actually decides it
Every team we train eventually asks which tool to standardize on, Claude or ChatGPT. There are real answers on long documents, working inside Excel, and privacy, but the difference that actually decides outcomes isn't the tool, it's how the task gets built around it.
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How Much Does an AI Workshop for a Company Actually Cost?
You searched for a price and found a form instead. We won't publish a number either, and here's why, plus what actually drives the cost of a corporate AI workshop: group size, format, how much it's built around your own documents, and what happens after.
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The question I ask before any agent gets a real job
Most teams that get an agent working never get past the demo, and the reason is almost never the model. The real question is whether you can ask it, each evening, what it did, and get an answer.
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The three mistakes I see in every team's first week with Claude
After enough workshops, the same three habits show up in almost every new group. None of them are about technical skill. They come from a mental model built by years of using search engines and email.
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