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Let Claude and ChatGPT read your folder — MCP basics and what works todayWhat MCP is, what AGENTS.md is, and how the Claude and ChatGPT desktop apps read a folder on your computer today. All from official docs, every card links to the original.14 cards · AIENAI for a team of one — 3 books, 4 official guides, 1 talkSkip the news cycle. These are the guides AI companies wrote themselves, plus a few books that will still hold up next year. Every card links to the original.13 cards · AIENBuilding alone — from idea to your first usersThe three steps solo founders get stuck on (finding the idea, talking to users, landing the first people who pay), covered by 2 Paul Graham essays and 3 books.11 cards · StartupsENRead 5 articles, get one page of notes — save, highlight, then write one card in your own wordsBorrowing Tiago Forte's Progressive Summarization and Sönke Ahrens's permanent notes, turn five articles on one topic into a single note card you can write from directly. The five example articles and their content are fictional.16 cards · Tutorial · ProductivityENTurn PDFs and Word files into notes Claude and ChatGPT can read, with MarkItDownA step-by-step guide to MarkItDown, Microsoft's free open-source tool that turns PDFs, Word, PowerPoint and Excel files into plain Markdown text. Written for people who have never opened Terminal. Mac first.13 cards · AIENOne piece, a week of posts: repurposing for a team of oneWhat Instagram and YouTube officially say about reposts, how creators split one long piece into many, keeping a schedule you can hold, and which numbers tell you what worked.26 cards · Research & creatorsEN10 Paul Graham essays worth reading — three points each, for anyone building aloneFrom finding ideas and staying alive to how to work and how to write. All 10 essays are free; each card has three points and a link, so you can pick the one that hits hardest and read it in full.15 cards · StartupsENPricing your work: what the people who wrote about it agree on11 pieces by people who price for a living, on hourly vs value, the first number, raising prices and what to say when a client pushes back.25 cards · Solo businessENFor research creators — turn what you read into work people seeFrom collecting material to getting seen: 3 books on method, 1 essay on living off a small audience, and what Instagram and YouTube officially say about recommendations.12 cards · Research & creatorsENSort out a week of ideas on one canvas — from things you dropped in, to a few groups and next week's to-dosBorrowing two classic methods (the GTD Weekly Review and PARA), turn a week of saved links, screenshots and passing thoughts into a few conclusions and next week's to-do list in 30 minutes. All examples are made up; swap in your own.19 cards · Tutorial · ProductivityENRun your weekly review with Claude or ChatGPTTurn a week of loose notes into a few decisions and next week's to-do list in about 30 minutes. One-time setup, four steps with a prompt each, one prompt that does it all, two follow-ups, and an honest list of where it goes wrong.14 cards · AIEN