Library

A library for non-developers who want to actually use AI

I'm an operator. I've deployed over a million dollars of AI in real products. The thing I kept running into is that most AI content is written for engineers or to sell a course. There was nothing for the middle — the marketer, the founder, the ops person, the curious parent — who just wants to do real work with these tools.

So I built this. Every page here is written from scratch, from my own use of these tools, in plain English. No jargon unless I explain it. No rephrased vendor docs. No gatekeeping.

<aside> ✏️ No vendor-speak. If a page can't be understood by a smart friend who doesn't code, I rewrite it.

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<aside> 🎯 Examples over abstractions. Every concept comes with a real prompt, a real command, or a real output.

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<aside> 🔄 Updated as the tools change. Each page has a 'last updated' note. If it's >90 days old, assume one detail has shifted.

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How to read the library below

• Starting cold? Read Start here, then Prompting for operators. The rest is reference.
• Prompt daily already? Skip to Claude Code for non-developers and My AI content stack.
• Picking a model? Read Claude vs ChatGPT for real work.
• A term confusing you? Jump to the Glossary.

<aside> 📚 Below: 24 pages, organized by category. Switch the database view to Gallery to see the cover-card layout.

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My Claude Code stack — what I actually have installed

Small Business AI Operator Kit · Your Workspace