#productivity

Beginner tutorial: connect several inboxes in NetEase Mail Master, set rules so Mail Agent only saves drafts and never makes things up, then have it audit subscriptions and renewal risks, export tables, turn newsletters into a weekly brief, and track partner emails as a progress table. Includes four copy-and-paste prompts.

Beginner tutorial: check that your paid plan can use Claude Sheets, describe the table's purpose, rules and math in one prompt, review each change Claude marks, share the sheet with coworkers to edit together, and export to Excel for heavy calculations. Also meet Claude Whiteboards and Claude Data. Includes two copy-ready prompts.

You open the recording during a meeting, and later you can ask AI what you discussed this week, with whom, and which items still need follow-up

Intermediate tutorial: Put a team of AI agents on shifts, one job each: morning briefings, group chat triage, X growth, content repurposing, competitor watch, lead hunting, subscription audits, a second brain, multi-agent coordination, and small tool building. Start with the morning briefer, add two roles a week after that, and keep every message, payment and post waiting for your OK. Includes 10 role briefs you can copy and paste.

Feedback from learner Feiwen: before, every problem meant searching everywhere, costing hours in total; now, opening an LLM clears up doubts in three minutes, and learning is much faster. We break down why it's faster, and how to use it to be both fast and accurate: give full context, ask one thing at a time, ask about the principle behind it, and verify the key points.