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Paths
The library has hundreds of guides but never says which one comes first. A path is a named sequence of steps: what follows what, what you get out of it and how long it takes. You tick the steps off and the progress stays in your browser.
9 steps · 2 h 1 min
From chaos to a system in a month
Four weeks, nine steps. At the end you have one place for tasks, a calendar that holds, and half an hour on Friday that tells you what next week looks like.
Who it is forFor anyone who has tried five apps and stuck with none of them longer than a week.
It starts like this
- What it means to be productive in the digital age
- How to choose your system — and agile as a life philosophy
- Capturing information: your capture system
- and 6 more
10 steps · 2 h 6 min
Your first 14 days with AI
From “what even is this” to a routine of your own. Ten steps, roughly one evening each — after two weeks you use AI for things you used to click through by hand.
Who it is forFor a complete beginner. Nothing installed and nothing paid for up front.
It starts like this
- AI for complete beginners: what to install on your computer and phone, and the difference between chat, Cowork, and Claude Code
- Your first conversation with AI: the complete guide for absolute beginners
- Role, context, task, format: anatomy of a prompt that gets work done
- and 7 more
10 steps · 3 h 2 min
AI at the company: from pilot to production
Ten steps from “we tried it and it fizzled out” to specific processes running on AI, with an owner for each of them.
Who it is forFor managers and team leads who are not rolling out AI for the sake of AI.
It starts like this
- AI in the company: the complete rollout guide — from data to measurable results
- Five levels of working with AI: from chat to agent
- MCP connectors: USB-C for AI
- and 7 more
8 steps · 2 h 9 min
Data without spreadsheet hell
Eight steps from a hand-glued spreadsheet to an analysis you can repeat next month with one command — and show your work.
Who it is forFor anyone with the data in Excel and the report due Friday.
It starts like this
- Format as a Table: Filters, Banding, and Formulas for Free
- Removing Duplicates in Three Clicks
- A PivotTable in Two Minutes
- and 5 more
8 steps · 2 h 6 min
A calmer household
Eight steps to running the household on routines instead of weekend sprints and reminders.
Who it is forFor families where paperwork, groceries and the calendar are handled by “whoever remembers first”.
It starts like this
- The household as an operation: processes nobody ever named
- A personal budget in one evening: bank statement + AI
- A weekly menu with AI: from your Sunday routine to a cart filled on Rohlik.cz
- and 5 more