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OSWork v6 — Avoid redoing what AI returns

Tool that simplifies reviewing and reusing AI‑generated results, saving time.

OSWork v6 is a course about using artificial intelligence at work. It teaches you to organize each area of work in a folder with the material the AI needs to read. The lessons have no video and can be taken at your own pace; there is nothing to install.

The idea is to write your rules once in a reference sheet and prepare a template for requests you make repeatedly. This lets you reuse instructions and check what the AI produces, instead of improvising for each task and rewriting everything. The course also helps you think about what to delegate and what should remain your responsibility.

The course has seven lessons of about 15 minutes each and works on a phone or computer. It is intended for people who coordinate a team, prepare lessons, or use an AI chat now and then, especially those with little time and no technical background. To begin, the page points to lesson 1; note that the course is not aimed at people seeking technical content or who prefer traditional video lessons.

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