Workshops
Twenty projects, one craft
01
First Grok Challenge
Complete a guided first session with Grok. Map what generative AI is, how it differs from search, and what you personally want the tool to do. Leave with a 30-minute practice log instead of a vague impression that 'it talks.'
02
Prompt Makeover
Take five weak prompts you have actually used and rebuild them with the Grok Prompt Formula: ROLE + CONTEXT + OBJECTIVE + INSTRUCTIONS + CONSTRAINTS + OUTPUT. Prove that structure beats extra adjectives.
03
Personal AI Assistant
Engineer a small assistant that handles one recurring personal job using role prompts, few-shot examples, structured output, and a two-step chain. This is direction, not chatting.
04
Research Assistant
Build a reusable 15-minute research sprint that follows Discover, Investigate, Compare, Verify, and Synthesize. The assistant must surface uncertainty instead of hiding it.
05
Current-Trend Researcher
Practice current-event and trend research without confusing fluency with freshness. Produce a trend memo that separates what is happening, what is claimed, and what you verified.
06
Social Intelligence System
Design a repeatable listening workflow for a topic, brand, or industry. Teach yourself the difference between signal and noise, and never treat public posts as verified evidence.
07
Content Generator
Build a generator that takes one researched idea through hooks, draft, critique, rewrite, and humanize. The point is a system that avoids generic AI voice, not a pile of posts.
08
30-Day Content Machine
Use the Human + AI content system to plan 30 days of content from a small set of researched ideas. Batch, reuse, and schedule verification so you are not improvising every morning.
09
Business Idea Analyzer
Run a structured analysis of one business or product idea: customer, problem, alternatives, risks, and tests. Grok supplies structure; you supply reality and verification.
10
Competitor Research System
Create a repeatable competitor snapshot you can rerun. Public marketing pages are not the full truth; your system must include verification and gaps.
11
Marketing Assistant
Direct Grok as a marketing assistant for positioning, messaging, and a small campaign concept. Keep claims legal, checkable, and in your voice.
12
Sales Assistant
Build prompts for prospect research, outreach, follow-up, and objection handling. The assistant must not invent facts about people or companies.
13
Customer Service Assistant
Create a service workflow that drafts replies, classifies issues, and escalates. Empathy is structured; Grok must not invent policy or refunds.
14
Personal Study Tutor
Engineer a tutor that uses role, few-shot questions, Socratic follow-ups, and structured recaps. The tutor must not pretend you mastered material you have not demonstrated.
15
Document Analysis Workflow
Build a Document to Insights workflow. Label that upload and parsing features vary by plan and platform. Extract decisions, risks, gaps, and actions without inventing clauses.
16
Data Analysis Workflow
Turn a small table into a decision. Demand arithmetic you can check, separate trend from cause, and refuse cinematic insights the numbers cannot support.
17
Image Analysis Workflow
Create an Image to Analysis workflow that splits visible evidence from inference. Include a caveat that image tools are not universal across plans and platforms.
18
Coding Assistant
Use the AI coding loop to build a tiny beginner-friendly tool. Inspect, test, and document. Never treat generated code as safe to run with secrets or real user data.
19
AI Workflow Architect
Design an end-to-end Grok operating procedure with the Master Framework: Define through Automate. Quality control and human-in-the-loop are first-class, not an afterthought.
20
Grok Powerhouse
Capstone: build a complete personal or professional Grok system on one track. Present it as INPUT -> GROK PROCESS -> OUTPUT -> VERIFICATION -> ACTION. You remain accountable for the result.