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Browse topics →Draft email replies, then send them yourself
Let a model draft email, not send it. Split mail into four types, keep promises in brackets, and check recipients and attachments before you send.
Choose AI tools that save time
Pick AI tools by the task that wastes your week, not by a popularity list. Compare writing, coding, automation, and search, then keep one tool per job.
How to judge a free AI plan
A free AI plan is enough only if your real weekly volume fits. Check quota, context length, fresh data, and whether your files may be used to train a product.
Make or n8n
Choose Make or n8n by where data may live and who will operate the server. Keep both if one team has SaaS chores and another has internal systems.
Meeting notes that do not invent facts
Use a meeting prompt that quotes the transcript and refuses guessed owners or dates. The host checks names before anyone else sees the notes.
Your first n8n workflow
Build one n8n workflow for a repeated task: a trigger, a fetch, a single decision, a write, and an alert when it fails. Skip anything you cannot redo by hand.