Built for this crew.
Nobody here needs to become an AI expert. The point is that the next time you've got a contract to read, a spreadsheet to count, or a flyer to draft, you know which button to press and why. That's it.
Who you are and what you use
Start with these three.
Chat, file upload, image upload. Ten minutes and you've got the hang of it.
What are you trying to do?
Say it the way you'd say it to a coworker. We'll point you to the feature that fits, show example prompts when we have a close match, and give you a button that opens it in ChatGPT or Claude.
Two words you'll see a lot: a prompt is just what you type to the AI. A model is the version of the AI that answers. Before you start: sign in with your CDP work account. If a feature here doesn't show up for you, your account may not include it yet.
Browse instead.
Pick what you have, or what you want back, and we'll point you at the feature.
The whole library.
Five prompts to steal.
Five jobs worth handing to AI again and again. Paste any of them in front of a file or a question.
The one idea to keep: don't just ask AI questions. Give it work. Goal, context, task, limits.
What to look for
Tap the one closest to what you're doing.
You'll get a prompt written the way you'd ask a coworker, and a button that opens it in your tool.
Claude shows a caution banner for any prompt that arrives by link. That's normal. Read the prompt in the box and send it.
Walk me through it, step by step
Grab something from your real work. Nothing fancy.
Pick something real.
Go do it in ChatGPT.
The first shift: the same ask gets better when the tool understands the situation. Goal (what are we trying to do), context (what happened, who it's for), task (what to produce), limits (what to avoid).
Where is this feature in ChatGPT?
One more nudge.
Stay in the same conversation and push it one step further. This is where it gets good.
No score or test. Your progress stays in this browser. Use real files you'd be comfortable working on in the tool, and skip resident or financial details unless you know that's allowed.