Everyday Automation
Turn Repetitive Tasks Into Simple Automations
Beginner-friendly guidance for using AI, prompting, no-code automation, research, writing, planning, and repetitive work with appropriate human review.
Identify useful AI opportunities, design reliable workflows, and save time without handing important judgment over to automation.
Chapters 1 and 2 are available in free preview mode.
Chapter outline
- 01What AI Is Good AtFree preview
- 02What Still Needs YouFree preview
- 03Choose a Repetitive Task
- 04Write a Better Prompt
- 05Create Reusable Instructions
- 06Research With Verification
- 07Draft Faster, Review Better
- 08Automate Simple Handoffs
- 09Protect Sensitive Information
- 10Build a Human Review Step
- 11Measure Time Saved
- 12Your AI Workflow Library
About this book
- Title
- Everyday Automation
- Subtitle
- Turn Repetitive Tasks Into Simple Automations
- Level
- Practical
- Chapters
- 12, each ending with a practical exercise
- Format
- Web edition, read online in any browser
- Access
- Chapters 1 and 2 free; full book with membership
- Publisher
- LumiReads Editions
Who this book is for
- Professionals who want to use AI tools at work without losing judgment
- Freelancers, creators and small-business owners looking to save time on admin
- Beginners who want prompts and workflows they can reuse
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Questions about Everyday Automation
What is Everyday Automation about?
Everyday Automation is a AI at work book from LumiReads. Subtitle: Turn Repetitive Tasks Into Simple Automations. Identify useful AI opportunities, design reliable workflows, and save time without handing important judgment over to automation.
Can I read Everyday Automation for free?
Yes. Chapters 1 and 2 of Everyday Automation are free to preview with a free LumiReads account. Full access to all 240 books requires a membership at USD 7.99 per month or USD 59 per year.
How many chapters does Everyday Automation have?
Everyday Automation has 12 chapters, starting with "What AI Is Good At" and ending with "Your AI Workflow Library". Each chapter closes with a reflection or practical exercise.
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