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with AI.
Practical, job-specific guides that show you exactly which AI tools to use — and how to use them — to automate the repetitive parts of your work.
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Select your role to see a curated set of automation guides built specifically for your daily tasks.
The clearest, highest-signal roles to begin with if you want fast wins.
Marketing Manager
Keep campaigns moving by using AI to speed up briefs, content repurposing, reporting, research, lifecycle email work, and creative production.
Software Engineer
Helps engineers use AI coding tools to understand codebases, ship changes, debug issues, write tests, review pull requests, and keep docs up to date.
Data Analyst
Turn raw company data into clear answers, trusted dashboards, healthy data assets, and decision-ready updates faster.
Financial Analyst
Helps finance teams turn messy financial and operating data into forecasts, cash plans, variance insights, and reports leaders can act on.
Still fully researched and live, just a little more specialized or domain-specific.
QA Engineer
Use AI to turn specs into test cases, build and maintain automated coverage, triage failures, and explain release risk before code ships.
Social Media Manager
Keep channels active by using AI to draft posts, plan the calendar, turn long content into clips, reply faster, and spot trends earlier.
SEO Specialist
Grow organic traffic by using AI to plan content, refresh pages, track AI search visibility, fix on-page issues, and turn SEO data into a clear next step list.
Account Executive
Research buyers faster, personalize outreach, keep CRM data clean, guide buyers through the close, and spend more time selling.
Recruiter
Helps recruiters hire the right people faster by using AI to streamline sourcing, screening, outreach, scheduling, rediscovery, and feedback.
People Operations Manager
Support employees better by using AI for HR help-desk work, onboarding, case summaries, feedback analysis, and manager coaching.
Accountant
Helps accounting teams keep the books accurate and current by automating repetitive capture, reconciliation, close, and reporting work.
Executive Assistant
Stay ahead of meetings, inboxes, calendars, and travel by using AI to prep faster, capture follow-ups, and keep leaders organized.
Project Manager
Keeps cross-team work on track by using AI to turn messy requests into plans, follow-ups, status updates, risk checks, staffing plans, and repeatable workflows.
Business Operations Manager
Helps business operations teams turn messy cross-team work into cleaner processes, faster answers, better operating reviews, smarter vendor decisions, and automated internal workflows.
Customer Success Manager
Helps customers get value faster, onboard cleanly, stay healthy, and renew by turning product signals into timely action.
Customer Support Manager
Helps support teams resolve more issues with less chaos by using AI for routing, help-center content, QA, AI-agent tuning, workforce planning, volume analysis, and escalation control.
IT Support Specialist
Handle employee tech issues faster by using AI to triage tickets, power self-service, summarize incidents, and spot repeat problems.
UX Researcher
Use AI to set up studies faster, summarize interviews, analyze usability tests, cluster feedback, and turn research into clear stories teams can act on.
Product Manager
Helps product managers turn research, feedback, product usage, and strategy into clearer briefs, priorities, specs, and launches.
Paralegal
Move legal work faster by using AI to review contracts, pull key facts, summarize research, build timelines, and draft first-pass language.
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Browse the tasks for your role and click into any one you want to tackle first. Start with what costs you the most time.
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Each task page gives you the right AI tools, curated tutorials, and a practical tip to help you get started immediately.
Built for people,
not teams.
Most AI guides are written for developers or enterprise teams with big budgets. This is for the recruiter buried in interview scheduling. The financial analyst explaining the same variance every week. The marketer repackaging the same campaign across five channels.
ai my work gives you practical, jargon-free guidance on using AI to reclaim your time — one task at a time.