Make ChatGPT sound like you.
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Answer three quick questions and get a ready-made instruction to paste into its settings. It takes under a minute and it's free.
What should it stop doing?(pick as many as fill you with rage)
How do you want it to sound?(pick as many as feel right)
How long should its answers be?
Your instruction
Stop using em dashes. Write the way I do.
Pick one answer to unlock it, or have it emailed to you with where to paste it in ChatGPT.
people watched Clair videos trying to make sense of their AI.
Most of them are still pretending. You don't have to.
Apparently we're all meant to know how to use AI.
The Kit walks you through the four moves you were never shown, the ones that change what ChatGPT and Claude actually deliver.
"I built this because I watched senior people fumble the AI question in boardrooms, then watched everyone else quietly do the same thing on Slack."
Clair, ex-banker, very tiredNot sure which AI to use? Find out free. Nothing to sign up for to look.
The four things nobody admits to.
You rewrite every AI draft until it sounds human.
The exclamation marks, the 'delve', the 'leverage', the corporate cosplay. You paste, you delete most of it, you rewrite the rest. By the end you wonder what the point was.
You re-explain your job every single morning.
Your role, your audience, the fact that you write in normal English and not whatever eager dialect it keeps defaulting to. Every chat, from scratch, like a new hire who's never read the brief.
You said you use AI daily. You've been hoping nobody checks.
What you actually meant is the app's on your phone and you once asked it what to cook with leftover chicken. Your custom instructions field has been blank since the day you signed up.
You've been meaning to learn AI 'properly' for six months.
Two courses bookmarked, fourteen posts saved, half a YouTube video watched. None of it stuck because none of it was about your actual job. You don't need a course. You need an hour.
The four moves. Walked through.
The whole thing sorted.
it knows your real frustration
copy-paste, done
and when not to trust it
Pick the AI that fits you. ChatGPT, Claude, or both. Not a course on every tool you'll never use.
Custom instructions in your voice. So it stops sounding like an estranged aunt who thinks she knows you.
Six workflows for Monday morning. The actual things you'd use it for. Copy, paste, done.
Seven data safety scenarios. So you stop quietly avoiding it for the bits that matter.
The settings most people never touch. Five minutes that fixes ninety percent of the annoyance.
A document you can take with you. Everything saved. For new roles, new teams, new you.
And when it's lying to you, you'll know.
Your CFO forwards the draft Q3 forecast and asks for a one-page summary by EOD. Do you paste the spreadsheet into ChatGPT?
Inside the kit: the answer, the reasoning, and the rule that makes next time easier.
It's for you. Probably.
For you, if you:
- ✓Rewrite every AI draft until it sounds like a person.
- ✓Worry about quoting a number that turns out to be made up.
- ✓Said "I use AI daily" on LinkedIn. Have never opened the settings.
- ✓Run a team that needs one document instead of fourteen Slack threads.
- ✓Get sweaty palms when the AI question comes up in meetings.
Not for you, if you:
- ✕Build AI agents for a living.
- ✕Already have a setup that genuinely works.
- ✕Want a 30-day course with weekly homework.
- ✕Lead any sentence with "but what about agents".
Sorted in under an hour. For less than lunch.
paid once.
Less than one billable hour. About ten hours back over the next month, if the next month looks anything like the last one did.
instant lifetime access · no account needed
The four things people ask.
Do I need a paid ChatGPT or Claude plan?
How long does it really take?
What if I already use AI confidently?
Is this a course or a subscription?