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      M01 Understanding generative AI, without the jargon

      1. What generative AI is, and your first successful exchangeDoneTo do
      2. What AI does badly: made-up facts, dates, calculations, overconfidenceDoneTo do
      3. Your data: what is sent, what stays, the settingsDoneTo do
      4. Chat, give files, delegate, let it act: 4 levels of useDoneTo do
      5. Free or paid: reading a plan and planning your budgetDoneTo do

      M02 Talking to a chatbot effectively

      1. A good request: the goal, the context, the form, the criteriaDoneTo do
      2. Discuss before you produceDoneTo do
      3. Iterate: correct, ask for alternatives, ask for a critiqueDoneTo do
      4. Check: sources, cross-checking, limits of web searchDoneTo do
      5. What lasts and what doesn't from one conversation to the nextDoneTo do
      6. Your request libraryDoneTo do

      M03 Producing useful documents with a chatbot

      1. From rough draft to clean documentDoneTo do
      2. Summarizing and synthesizing a document you provideDoneTo do
      3. Tables and comparisonsDoneTo do
      4. Preparing a presentationDoneTo do
      5. Researching and synthesizing with sourcesDoneTo do
      6. The checklist for a deliverableDoneTo do

      M04 First steps with an agent: Claude Code

      1. What changes with an agent, and why it costs moneyDoneTo do
      2. Installing and launching Claude Code, on Mac and on WindowsDoneTo do
      3. Permissions and Manual modeDoneTo do
      4. Workshop: the 3 experiments of the first weekendDoneTo do
      5. Picking up your work in a new sessionDoneTo do
      6. Basic troubleshooting and updatesDoneTo do

      M05 Organizing your workspace and its memory

      1. Picking up after a break: the 3 layers of continuityDoneTo do
      2. A short CLAUDE.md that works (and Markdown in 5 minutes)DoneTo do
      3. Journal, project sheets, decisionsDoneTo do
      4. Automatic memory: view, correct, turn offDoneTo do
      5. Several projects, and picking up after time awayDoneTo do
      6. Backing up and keeping versionsDoneTo do
      7. When your setup gets too heavyDoneTo do

      M06 Running a project with AI

      1. From need to project sheetDoneTo do
      2. Minimum version and breaking it downDoneTo do
      3. "It's done when…": criteria and checksDoneTo do
      4. Long projects: passing on context between sessionsDoneTo do
      5. Scaling down, stopping, asking for helpDoneTo do
      6. Reviewing your projectDoneTo do

      M07 Extending your assistant: skills, connectors, plugins, hooks, subagents

      1. The map of extensions: when each one is usefulDoneTo do
      2. Your first skillDoneTo do
      3. Connectors: what access you giveDoneTo do
      4. Hooks and scheduled tasks: automating without trapping yourselfDoneTo do
      5. Subagents: delegating a searchDoneTo do
      6. Plugins and provenance: checking before installingDoneTo do
      7. Uninstalling and rolling backDoneTo do

      M08 Automating your daily life, while staying in control

      1. Choosing the right taskDoneTo do
      2. The ladder of solutions: from a reusable request to an agentDoneTo do
      3. Email, calendar, documents: reading and preparing draftsDoneTo do
      4. Briefs, meeting notes, project follow-up, reportingDoneTo do
      5. Scheduling a routine, and keeping an eye on itDoneTo do
      6. Safe connections and emergency stopDoneTo do

      M09 Choosing several AIs and making them work together

      1. Roles: thinking, researching, producing, reviewingDoneTo do
      2. Comparing tools for a task, as of a given dateDoneTo do
      3. The handoff briefDoneTo do
      4. A second review by another AIDoneTo do
      5. Real integration or copy-paste: never assumeDoneTo do
      6. Autonomous agents: an advanced option and its risksDoneTo do
      7. Safeguards: loops, costs, dataDoneTo do

      M10 Polished documents, presentations and materials

      1. From outline to long documentDoneTo do
      2. Layout and PDFDoneTo do
      3. PresentationsDoneTo do
      4. Visuals and a simple style guideDoneTo do
      5. Quality control of a deliverableDoneTo do

      M11 Images, video and motion design with AI

      1. Brief, script, storyboardDoneTo do
      2. Images: generating, retouching, respecting rightsDoneTo do
      3. Voice and subtitlesDoneTo do
      4. Sorting footage and assisted editingDoneTo do
      5. Motion design: principles, tools, adjustmentsDoneTo do
      6. Final check and exportDoneTo do

      M12 Building tools, websites and apps

      1. Specification and user journeyDoneTo do
      2. Your first local web pageDoneTo do
      3. A useful local toolDoneTo do
      4. Testing, reading an error, fixing itDoneTo do
      5. Git and versionsDoneTo do
      6. Secrets and personal dataDoneTo do
      7. Going online (optional)DoneTo do
      8. MaintainingDoneTo do

      M13 Final project and lasting independence

      1. Choosing your final projectDoneTo do
      2. Carrying it out and documenting itDoneTo do
      3. Presenting your resultDoneTo do
      4. Learning a new tool in one hourDoneTo do
      5. Maintaining your setupDoneTo do

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