Practical AI skills for real work.
Guides, tools, prompts, and role-by-role playbooks that help you use AI at your job this week, written by an operator who runs a business with it every day. Start free. Go deeper with the course when you are ready.
No signup required. Updated September 2026.
Three ways in
Learn the fundamentals
A free, ordered path: how the tools work, how to prompt, how to verify, how to stay safe. About three hours total.
Job Skills with AI
Pick your role. Get the tasks AI can take off your plate, the prompts, the tools, and the cautions that apply to you.
Use the free tools
Build a prompt, score your readiness, estimate your time savings, find the right tool, draft a team policy.
AI for your job, specifically
Generic AI advice with your job title swapped in is not a plan. Each playbook is written for the real work of the role.
Do something useful in the next five minutes
Prompt Builder
Turn a vague ask into a precise prompt in about a minute. Copy it straight into ChatGPT or Claude.
AI Readiness Score
Twelve questions. A score out of 100, your weak spots, and a plan to fix them.
Time Savings Calculator
Estimate the hours and dollars AI could give back each year, task by task.
AI Tool Finder
Filter the directory by your job, the task, and whether you need a free tier.
AI Policy Generator
Draft a clear workplace AI-use policy for your team in a few clicks.
Prompt Library
Copy-ready prompts for email, meetings, research, spreadsheets, hiring, and more.
In-depth, no filler
AI agents at work: what they can do today, where they fail, and how to try one safely
What AI agents can actually do at work in 2026, where they fail, how prompt injection works, and how to try one safely with a human in the loop.
SafetyAI and copyright at work: who owns the output and what you can safely use
Who owns AI output, where the training-data lawsuits stand, using generated text and images commercially, what indemnification covers, and a checklist.
SafetyAI detectors don't work: what teachers and managers should do instead
Why AI-writing detectors misfire on honest writers, especially non-native speakers, and what teachers and managers should do instead: process, not scores.
ProductivityAI for data analysis: get real answers from a CSV without being an analyst
How non-analysts use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Julius to clean, pivot, chart, and sanity-check a CSV, with the traps to avoid and a worked example.
ProductivityAI for presentations: from outline to slides without the filler
Using AI for presentations: structure the story, draft slides in Gamma, Copilot, Gemini, or Canva, write speaker notes, tighten the deck, and rehearse.
ProductivityAI for project management: status reports, RAID logs, and updates that hold up
How project managers use AI for status reports, RAID logs, follow-ups, stakeholder updates, schedule checks, and retros, and what never to delegate.
Copy-ready prompts, organized by the work
AI at Work: The Practical Skills Course
10 modules, 6–8 hours of hands-on lessons, exercises, and quizzes that take you from first prompt to automated workflows. Lifetime access and a 14-day guarantee.
- Prompting that works, with before/after examples
- Writing, spreadsheets, research, and automation, step by step
- Build a simple tool without code, and write a team AI policy
“Most advice about AI at work is written by people who do not have a job to do with it.”
GetMoreFromAI is written and maintained by Ryan Poynter, a logistics executive who uses AI daily to build software, analyze data, and run a freight business. Every page says what to verify, what not to paste, and where the tools fall short. The course, AI at Work: The Practical Skills Course, is the same approach with exercises and a certificate.
About the approachHonest reviews of the tools people actually use
What each one is good for, what it is not, how it is priced, and which alternatives to consider.
Adobe Firefly
Adobe's commercially safe generative AI, built into Photoshop, Illustrator, and Express.
Airtable
Spreadsheet-style database for building apps, with AI fields, agents, and a chat builder
Canva
Design for non-designers, with Magic Studio AI for text, images, video, and resizing.
ChatGPT
The general-purpose AI assistant most of your coworkers already use.
Claude
A careful writing and analysis assistant that shines on long documents.
Claude Code
Anthropic's agentic coding tool that works in your terminal and IDE, on your real codebase
Copy.ai
Marketing copy generation that grew into a sales and marketing workflow platform.
Cursor
A VS Code fork rebuilt around AI: autocomplete, chat, and agents that edit your project