A living subscription.
A more capable organisation.
Practitioner-curated use cases, learning material and adoption resources, in one platform your organisation can keep coming back to. It keeps watch as AI moves, so your people don't have to.
What could AI actually do for your business?
Start with a capability. Add another. See the useful work they can do together. Our capability wheel makes the building blocks of AI tangible, from language and reasoning to tools, memory and orchestration.
Follow a question.
Find a way forward.
The value lives in the connections: what AI can do, the techniques that help, the tools to use and the work you need to get done.
Understand what you’re working with.
Build an understanding of AI, model behaviour and the role of context. Use it to make better decisions about the work.
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Prompting fundamentalsAnatomy of a good prompt
Prompting fundamentalsIteration patterns
Context engineeringWhat context is, and why it beats prompting
Advanced techniquesSelf-critique & two-pass
Choosing & buying toolsTool selection
Set-up & safe useAccount, Workspace & Data Boundary Setup
Set-up & safe useAcceptable Use & Shadow AI
Everyday assistantsChatGPT · Microsoft Copilot · Claude · Gemini
Titles from the AI Accelerator Learn library: the AI Primer, Prompting & Context and AI Tool Guides courses, and the card library. The full platform has its own interactive catalogue; this is a curated preview.
The value is in what changes: a new timestamp alone is not an update. How the content stays current, on the Platform page →︎
Learn the method.
Keep the skill.
Give your people the understanding to judge the work, and their AI a repeatable way to do it. These are practical resources to access, adapt and use in your own organisation.
The top 100 things your organisation needs AI to help with: a wider library of skills and templates around recurring organisational needs.
Selected examples from the platform catalogue. Access depends on your account. Previews here summarise the method.
Same task.
A much better starting point.
AI becomes more useful when it understands the business around the task. Keep that context reusable, relevant and current.
“Write the weekly project update.”
- Audience
- Operations leadership
- Priority
- Launch the supplier pilot
- This week
- 6 responses; 2 still outstanding
- Decision
- Anna to confirm the pilot scope by Friday
- House style
- Progress. Risk. Next decision.
Illustrative example.
Make each piece of work a better starting point for the next.
Memory keeps what the organisation learns. Context carries understanding forward. Compounding loops improve the next attempt.
A fictional weekly-update example.
A platform that learns
what your people need.
As your people use it, what they need becomes clearer, and the learning responds to your organisation.
Illustrative example.
Bring a real question.
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