Learn AI: Master the Assistants Reshaping Work

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Devin, Jev AI — a masterclass for each, teaching prompting, features, and real workflows from first prompt to power user.

AI assistant masterclasses

A structured 10-lesson path for each assistant — first two lessons free.

ChatGPT Essentials

OpenAI’s flagship assistant: setup, prompting, custom GPTs, and real workflows.

Claude Mastery

Anthropic’s assistant for long documents, careful analysis, and coding help.

Gemini Essentials

Google’s AI: multimodal skills, Workspace integration, and research workflows.

DeepSeek in Practice

The open-weights reasoning model: prompting, reasoning mode, and API basics.

Kimi in Practice

Moonshot’s long-context assistant for documents, research, and agents.

GLM in Practice

Zhipu AI’s ChatGLM family — bilingual strengths and everyday use.

Devin for Developers

Cognition’s autonomous engineer: scoping tasks, reviewing output, shipping faster.

Jev & System One Models

TypeSafe AI’s decision models — typed, calibrated outputs for automation inside your code.

AI Workflow Automation with n8n

Connect assistants to real automations: triggers, branches, human review.

Foundations that transfer

Skills that work across every assistant you will ever use.

Zero-Knowledge Proofs

The cryptography behind private verification — where AI and Web3 meet.

AI and Blockchain

How artificial intelligence meets Web3 — data, agents, and on-chain automation.

Python Automation

The programming skill that makes every AI tool more useful.

Frequently asked questions

Which AI assistant should I learn first?

Start with the one your team or workflow already uses — ChatGPT for breadth, Claude for documents and code, Gemini inside Google Workspace, DeepSeek or Kimi for open models and long contexts. The prompting fundamentals in each class transfer between all of them.

Do I need to pay for these AI tools?

Every class teaches with free tiers where they exist. Some advanced features (API access, larger contexts, agents) may require paid plans from the providers — the lessons note exactly where.

Do I need programming experience?

No for the assistant classes — they teach usage and workflows. Devin for Developers assumes you can read code since it reviews AI-generated changes.