Everyday with GPT-4

Hello Product Hunt 👋 Together with Adam, few months ago we decided we will try to add AI to our daily work and continue to improve the workflow so that it becomes an invisible assistant to our everyday tasks. What we've managed to accomplish can't stop surprising me 🤯 While most resources on GPT-4 nowadays are hype videos and prompt collections created by AI and only curated by humans, we want to share with you our approach to expanding the possibilities of GPT beyond what you probably can imagine. For example, this allows you: ✨ Use Shortcuts app on iOS to run AI commands ✨ Execute Zapier / Make automations using GPT-4 ✨ Learn how to use prompting in creative and business tasks ✨ Build macros using Keyboard Maestro and GPT-4 ✨ Use OpenAI API to build your own AI assistant What you're getting from this bundle is rather unique extension and deeper dive into AI for those, who want to get the most of it daily. We managed to make GPT our companion in daily tasks, working in the background and we want to tell you all about this approach. This bundle contains of: ✅ 140+ pages of our approach and instructions ✅ Readymade automation scenarios in Make ✅ Shortcut blueprints you can implement one-click ✅ Airtable templates for organising your data ✅ Prompting guide ✅ Bonus Chapter — Building your own AI Assistant ✅ Bonus Chapter — Using GPT-4 to help with creative work & video and more! Most people are just scratching the surface with copying and pasting prompts. You can accomplish much more, without the in-depth, technical knowledge. If you've been playing with ChatGPT or OpenAI API - that's all you need. If you've already made simple automations with Make / Zapier - even better. The most important is that you're willing to learn and are curious about the limits of GPT in everyday work. This is the missing framework for GPT-4 you've been waiting for. We can't what you can make out of it! Launch promo for Product Hunt is on! Get -30% with the code meow30 in the checkout!

Hey! 😸 For months I’ve been using OpenAI API and ChatGPT in my work as a developer founder. From helping me with bug fixes to figuring out the outline for a blog post I found AI really helpful. But I knew there’s much more to it than simple prompts and getting answer to my questions. I’ve always been a fan of Automation. Although I can code, I love the simplicity of tools like Zapier, Make or Shortcuts that I can use with all my devices and easily perform actions from adding people to my email list to controlling my smart home appliances. Once I started pairing AI with automation I realised the true potential of OpenAI’s API — there’s so much to explore beyond simple prompting and chatting with GPT! Step by step I started to automate more daily tasks and routines about my work, coding, writing and more. I came up with simple solutions for my problems, for example: - How do I add a keyboard shortcut that automatically translate text in clipboard? - How do I add tasks to my todo list just by chatting to AI? - Is it possible to read any website and perform some AI tasks based on this data? - How can I feed ChatGPT with information so that it can recall it later on? And so on... It turns out, everything I was trying to figure out is possible thanks to AI and Automation. And you will find all of the answers in my framework. I believe that my work is unique in a sense that most people don’t go very deep in tweaking AI to their needs. You will find hundreds of products with readymade prompts or very basic ideas, but they’re not really useful. Very rarely someone is trying to figure out how this can work even better. This is probably because most people don’t use AI everyday like I do. Hopefully, the resource I created will give you deeper dive into the world of GPT-4 and a truly amazing support for your everyday tasks! Please, let me know what do you think of it! 🙌 I will do my best to improve it and update as I implement new workflows. Adam

I've read this book in Polish (when it was still about GPT-3) and I was amazed by not only the content and what it allowed me to achieve, but also by the volume of content that Authors continuously provided. The book that I bought once got several updates over time (Shortcuts, bonus chapters and and ultimately the upgrade to GPT-4). If I'd be allowed only to trust just the one Maker (well, a group of Makers in this case), I'd choose them.