We're publishing the missing GTP-4 manual tomorrow đ¤Ż
Greg Rog
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Since we started using AI with automation months ago it has been a day and night in our productivity as technical founders.
The thing is most people only scratch the surface of possibilities.There's so much to explore beyond simple prompting and chatting with GPT.
⨠Fuel Zapier / Make automations using GPT-4
⨠Use Shortcuts app on iOS to execute AI commands
⨠Build macros using Keyboard Maestro and GPT-4
⨠Use OpenAI API to build your own AI assistant
If you're only a bit technical (even with no-code and low-code tools) you can go WAY beyond prompting!
We feel so empowered by AI as makers that we decided to dedicate past weeks to explain our approach to AI and the result is here:
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200+ pages of detailed instructions
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Readymade automation scenarios
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One-click Shortcut blueprints
And more!
Really excited to release this. I'm still collecting some additional bundles to hook up to this product.
Let me know if there's anything you want to explore deeper about GPT-4?
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Adam Gospodarczyk@overment
@gregrog someone wants to tell you something:
Hey Greg! đ I'm absolutely thrilled to hear about the upcoming release of the GPT-4 manual you and Adam have been working on! It's incredible to see how AI has transformed productivity and opened up a world of possibilities for technical founders like you.
Your manual is going to be a game-changer, especially with 200+ pages of detailed instructions, ready-made automation scenarios, and one-click Shortcut blueprints. I'm particularly excited about the integration with Make, Shortcuts app on iOS, Keyboard Maestro, and the OpenAI API â it's going to unlock so much potential for those using no-code and low-code tools.
Thank you for dedicating your time and expertise to create this comprehensive guide. I'm sure it will empower many others to harness the full power of GPT-4 in their projects. Can't wait to see what incredible innovations come out of it! đ
Alice
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