7 Amazing Use Cases of ChatGPT Work

Research the latest best practices for creating LinkedIn posts that generate strong engagement. Focus only on current strategies and recent information.

I've uploaded a document containing some of my notes. Find the three most promising ideas and turn each one into a LinkedIn post using the best practices you just researched.
          
Then use the @baoyu-infographic skill to create one infographic for each post. Choose the most appropriate layout and visual style automatically. Make each image suitable for LinkedIn. Skip the confirmation step and generate the images directly.

Turn the complete LinkedIn content creation workflow we just used into a reusable skill. Preserve the process and instructions, but not the specific notes from the document I uploaded.

Each time the skill runs, it should:

1. Ask me for a new source document containing my notes or ideas.
2. Identify the three most promising ideas from my source document.
3. Turn those ideas into three LinkedIn posts using the best practices you researched.
4. Use the @baoyu-infographic skill to create an infographic-style image for each post.

Make the workflow reusable so I can provide different source material each time.

Schedule this skill to run every Friday at 9:00. At the start of each weekly run, ask me to upload a new document containing my latest notes and ideas. Once I provide the document, run the LinkedIn content workflow using that document as the source material and generate three LinkedIn posts with their accompanying infographics.

Create a beautiful and personalized daily briefing dashboard using my connected Gmail, Asana, and Google Calendar accounts, plus the latest important AI and technology news. Focus only on information that deserves my attention today.
          
Include:

• Top priorities: the 3-5 most important things I should focus on, based on deadlines, overdue work, people waiting on me, upcoming meetings, client commitments, and business opportunities.
• Opportunities: any promising leads, proposals, requests, or potential new work.
• Follow-ups: commitments I've made, who is waiting on me, and what I need to do next.
• Inbox: separate emails into Action Required, Important but No Immediate Action, and Low Priority.
• Tasks: highlight overdue, due-today, and important upcoming Asana tasks.
• Calendar: show upcoming meetings and anything I should prepare beforehand.
• AI & tech news: give me the 3-5 most important developments from the last 24 hours and briefly explain why they matter.
• Today's plan: recommend what I should do first, what can wait, and what I should prepare for next.

Research Reddit discussions from the past 30 days about Opus 5. Analyze what users are saying about it and how positively or negatively they view it. Identify the most common themes, recurring praise, recurring criticisms, notable use cases, and areas where opinions are divided. Distinguish widespread opinions from isolated comments, and include links to the most relevant Reddit discussions as evidence. Then turn the findings into a polished visual research report with an executive summary, key themes, sentiment breakdown, representative findings, and final conclusions.

Research the most important AI news from the previous seven days and use that research to prepare a draft of my weekly newsletter.
          
Follow this workflow:

1. Research the major AI news and developments from the previous seven days.

2. Identify the strongest potential stories for the newsletter. Rank them based on importance, relevance, and how useful or interesting they are likely to be to the newsletter's audience.

3. For each shortlisted story, give me:
 • A short headline
 • A 1-2 sentence summary
 • Why the story matters
 • Links to the most important sources

4. APPROVAL STAGE 1:
Stop after presenting the shortlist. Do not continue researching or writing the newsletter until I tell you which stories I want to include.

5. Once I approve the stories, research each selected story in more depth. Use reliable and preferably primary sources wherever possible. Verify important claims and gather the context, details, and implications needed to write about each story accurately.

6. Using that research, prepare a complete draft of my weekly newsletter.

I have uploaded previous editions of my newsletter. Use them as examples of my preferred:
 • Structure
 • Formatting
 • Tone
 • Writing style
 • Level of detail
 • Typical story length

Do not copy wording from previous editions. Use them only as references for how the newsletter should be written and structured.

7. APPROVAL STAGE 2:
Once the newsletter draft is complete, stop and present it to me for review. Do not publish, send, or take any further action until I explicitly approve the final version.

8. If information is uncertain or sources disagree, flag that clearly rather than presenting the claim as fact."

Research these competitors and create a pricing and positioning audit:
          
• Relevance AI: https://relevanceai.com/
• Lindy: https://www.lindy.ai/
• CrewAI: https://www.crewai.com/
• StackAI: https://www.stack-ai.com/

For each company, visit its website and identify its main product or service, target customer, pricing, key features, value proposition, and main differentiators.

Put the findings into a comparison table and include relevant source URLs. If pricing is not publicly available, say so rather than guessing.

Then analyze the market and identify:

• common positioning or messaging
• pricing or customer-segment gaps
• potential positioning opportunities

Finally, create a visual positioning map showing how the competitors compare, and give me a short summary of the biggest opportunities.

Act like a potential customer and test my website: thegrowthlab.net
          
Navigate the site as if you're trying to understand what the company offers and decide whether to buy or get in touch.

Check whether you can:
 • quickly understand what the company sells
 • identify who the product or service is for
 • find pricing or understand how pricing works
 • complete the signup, booking, or contact flow
 • navigate the main pages without confusion

As you go, look for:
 • broken links or buttons
 • confusing navigation
 • unclear messaging
 • missing information
 • unnecessary friction in the customer journey
 • anything that could reduce trust or conversions

Then give me a prioritized list of issues to fix, ranked by impact, with a short explanation and recommended fix for each one.

Find 7 companies in London that could be good prospects for AI training.

Look for real buying signals such as:
 • hiring for AI, automation, or transformation roles
 • announcing AI initiatives or automation projects
 • publicly discussing wider AI adoption

For each company, find:
 • company name and website
 • the buying signal and source URL
 • a potential decision-maker and their role
 • LinkedIn profile, if available
 • a short reason why the company is a good fit
 • suggested training angle

Only include companies with credible evidence of a buying signal.

Put the results into a spreadsheet and rank the strongest prospects first.