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The SEO Agent researches keywords, writes fact-checked articles, and publishes them directly to WordPress, Webflow, or Shopify. $99/month for 30 articles. Here's an honest look at what it does, how to set it up, and where it falls short.
ChatGPT's new Scheduled Tasks feature lets you automate reminders, monitor websites, and run recurring prompts on autopilot. Here are the 5 most useful ways to put it to work.
ChatGPT has no secret codes, but these 7 words (ELI5, TL;DR, Steel Man, and more) get sharper answers instantly. What each does and exactly how to use it.
Your store's security camera already has the data IKEA needed years to find. Here's how to use free, open-source AI (Supervision + RF-DETR) to turn it into real foot traffic insight, done right and done privately.
Claude Code Setup, OmniRoute, Find Skills, Strix, and Agent Reach: five free plugins that fix config, usage limits, skill discovery, security, and web access. Exact install commands included.
ShieldFont swaps words in your HTML so AI scrapers read nonsense while humans see your real writing. Here's how it works and how to add it to your site.
Napkin AI launched Slides on July 22, 2026. It's a free beta AI presentation maker that asks about your goal and audience before building your deck. Here's the full walkthrough.
Ethan Mollick's Summer 2026 guide on One Useful Thing breaks down which AI to use for real work, not just chat. Quick teaser + link inside.
Substack now scans posts, notes, and comments to estimate how much AI wrote them. Here's how the Pangram integration works, and what it means for writers and readers.
LinkedIn is rolling out a "Seems like AI slop" report button, killing its own AI writing feature, and privately flagging inauthentic posters. Here's what it means if you post there.
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