Guides on getting real work done with AI tools and agents.
Install Microsoft's Playwright MCP server, constrain its browser state and origins, then verify successful and failed browser tasks with a reproducible evidence ledger.
2026-09-17Connect Figma's remote or desktop MCP server to Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code, then verify design context, assets, variables, and permission boundaries.
2026-09-16Set up official MCP servers for AWS with an explicit IAM boundary, a read-only verification ledger, and a denied mutation test.
2026-09-15Connect GitHub's official MCP server with least privilege, inspect its tool surface, and run a read-before-write test without exposing a token.
2026-09-14An MCP server exposes focused tools, resources, and prompts to an AI application through an open protocol. See the architecture, a five-step tool trace, and a practical safety checklist.
2026-09-07A practical buyer guide to ecommerce AI agents: action depth, helpdesk fit, pricing units, and the test that separates an answer bot from a useful store operator.
2026-08-20Describe → generate → verify → optimize. A safe workflow for turning plain English into working Excel and Google Sheets formulas, with 2026 tool picks and prompt templates.
2026-08-20Learn how to write professional emails and business letters with AI in 2026. Use the PREP prompt framework, five copy-ready templates, and ILAA's free 3-tool polish workflow.
2026-08-19Build a reusable AI brand voice guide: voice tokens, do/don't list, annotated example bank, 100-point scoring rubric, and a refresh cadence that stops brand drift. Includes a copy-ready template.
2026-08-19A 2026 workflow for writing Google and Meta ad assets that survive RSA, Performance Max, AI Max, and Advantage+ Creative remixes. Includes copy-ready asset packs, a 0-100 scorecard, failure gallery, and FAQ.
2026-08-18Learn a safe English→schema→SQL→validate workflow. Prompt template, ecommerce examples, tool picks, and a checklist so AI SQL does not wreck production.
2026-08-18A six-step BATCH→SCORE→SHIP workflow for generating, validating, and rolling out meta titles + descriptions across hundreds of pages without losing brand voice or click intent.
2026-08-17Map-reduce, NotebookLM, chain-of-density, and zero-signup ILAA workflows to summarize 50–200+ page reports with free AI in 2026—plus prompts, checklists, and verification.
2026-08-17Write better Git commit messages with AI in 2026: Conventional Commits, Copilot, aicommits, OpenCommit, Cursor, and a 10-second human review loop.
2026-08-16Busy people with real thoughts: use an AI rewriter + grammar pass as a second stack, not a slop factory. FAST system, stakes matrix, hybrid proofreading, and 2026 LLM watermarking.
2026-08-13Compare the best free AI code review tools for GitHub in 2026: CodeRabbit, PR-Agent, Qodo Merge, Sourcery, Ellipsis, and GitHub Copilot's real free limits.
2026-08-13A freelancer-first 2026 toolkit of free AI tools for writing, design, productivity, development, marketing, and admin. Includes free-tier limits, use cases, comparison table, and FAQ.
2026-08-12A practical decision matrix for 2026: how AI agents differ from AI assistants, when each is worth paying for, and which products fit which job.
2026-08-12A product-page-specific guide to writing direct answers that AI search engines quote. Covers SaaS and ecommerce page structure, pricing FAQ patterns, feature comparison tables, Product + FAQ schema, and before/after rewrites.
2026-08-11FAQPage schema no longer produces rich results, but it still helps AI search engines and voice assistants cite your answers. Here's how to add it with AI in 2026.
2026-08-11A step-by-step scaffold for turning a prompt into a working, testable AI agent: six artifacts, test script, and the best 2026 builders for the workflow.
2026-08-10A step-by-step guide to building an MCP server with TypeScript and Python SDKs, from schema definition to testing with the MCP Server Tester.
2026-08-10A pure walkthrough of the ILAA Site AEO Audit tool: six dimensions, step-by-step checks, and a prioritized fix list for AI search citations.
2026-08-09The 40–75-word claim-evidence-link pattern that gets cited by ChatGPT Search, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews—with before/after rewrites.
2026-08-09Use this practical MCP security audit checklist to test source code, permissions, transport, secrets, tool poisoning, and runtime behavior before connecting a server.
2026-08-08llms.txt is a root Markdown map for AI systems. What it does, what it doesn’t, and how to create one with a generator.
2026-08-08A test-first map of eight AI agent builders. Compare runtime type, deployment control, evidence to request, and a reproducible no-code acceptance test.
2026-08-07The MCP servers worth running: official references, vendor integrations, and community picks — with install commands, diagrams, and security gates.
2026-08-07MCP is not a replacement for APIs. Choose APIs for deterministic integrations. Add MCP when an LLM agent needs to discover and invoke tools dynamically.
2026-08-05Re-tested 7 September 2026: 20 browser AI tools with no account, no card, and no watermark. Limits, failures, and the live ledger.
2026-08-03Use this evidence-led AEO checklist to make a page crawlable, quotable, and citation-ready for ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, Gemini, and Claude.
2026-08-03Use an AI code reviewer to catch bugs before merge. What it catches, what it misses, and how to combine AI with human review.
2026-08-02Generate regex from plain English, test edge cases, and know when to use a parser instead. Practical workflow with examples.
2026-07-30Test an MCP server before connecting it to your agent. Four checks, one tool, and a go/no-go checklist for safer integrations.
2026-07-28Which free AI writing tool to reach for by task, where each one stops being the right choice, and what Google actually says about AI-assisted content.
2026-07-25Build an ATS-friendly resume with AI for free: gather experience, generate bullets, quantify impact, and proofread.
2026-07-15What an AI agent actually is, how it differs from a chatbot and from a workflow, what it costs you, and the honest test for whether you need one.