How to automate repetitive tasks with AI, with no coding

Automating a task can sound like a big project with new software to learn. Often you don't need that. Plenty of repetitive work can be handled by one small page that AI writes for you, and some of it shouldn't be automated at all.

A tool can make your work worse

A tool for the wrong job causes problems even when it works perfectly. Keeping a second list by hand is the classic example, because now you have two lists that can disagree. So the first question isn't how to automate something, but whether you should.

The smallest thing that works

For sums, prices and checklists, a simple page you type into is often enough. For messages, a template may be all you need. Workflow tools such as Zapier, Make or n8n are useful when work has to move between apps by itself, but there's more to set up and look after. The course gives you four quick questions for deciding, and shows you how to build the small options.