Not sure where to begin? This page lays out three guided paths through the Training Center. Every play and recipe is tagged by how much it asks of you, so you can build skill in an order that suits you. Pick the track that matches where you are today, and treat the items below as your on-ramp, not the full list.
How the Tracks Work
Across the Playbook and Recipes, every item carries a level: Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced. Inside any of those articles you can filter to a single level using the track buttons at the top, and the list narrows to just that level. This page is the bigger picture: a curated starting path for each level so you are not staring at a long list wondering what to do first.
The starting paths below pull the highest-value items from across the library to get you moving. Once a track feels comfortable, open the linked articles and use the level filter to work through the rest.
Beginner Track: Quick Wins
One prompt, one result, payoff in under a minute. The fastest route to your first a-ha. These mirror the first two weeks of your first month with Smith.
Tell Smith who you are so every answer is tailored to you.
Set up the My Voice personaGet drafts that sound like you, not a robot.
Summarize a long documentPaste something long, ask for the key points.
Draft a reply from notesTurn rough bullets into a finished message.
Meeting notes to action itemsPaste notes, get owners and next steps.
Fix the tone of a messageMake a draft warmer, firmer, or shorter in one ask.
Plan your day from a brain-dumpList everything, let Smith order and group it.
Name that conceptDescribe something fuzzy, let Smith give you the term for it.
A taste of this track: here is one beginner move in action, not from the list above.
Explain anything in plain English
Run into a term you do not know? Ask Smith to explain it in plain English and say why it matters to you.
Intermediate Track: A Few Steps
Short sequences and grounded moves that produce deeper capabilities. Best once the Beginner track feels comfortable, around weeks 2 to 3 of your first month.
Point Smith at a folder so answers cite your real documents.
Compare two modelsAsk the same question of two models, weigh the differences.
Analyze a spreadsheetUpload data, ask for the story in the numbers.
Build a communications recipeTurn a repeated message into a saved sequence.
Research with citationsAsk a question and require sources you can check.
Rewrite a document in your voiceCombine the Editor persona with My Voice.
Use a role-based playRun a move tailored to your specific job function.
Move work between toolsGet Smith output ready to drop into your other apps.
A taste of this track: here is one intermediate move in action, not from the list above.
Spot the outliers in a file
Upload a spreadsheet and let Smith flag what looks off, before you go line by line.
Advanced Track: Power Setups
Build once, benefit every week. Personas, folders, and saved routines that compound over time. This is where Smith becomes part of how you work.
Use the Persona Architect to design one for a specific role.
Set up a recurring habitMake a weekly task a saved, repeatable routine.
Organize a workspace for retrievalStructure folders so Smith always has the right context.
Build a long-form document recipeCombine grounding, personas, and steps into a report producer.
Build a decision recipeA repeatable way to pressure-test options before you commit.
Chain models in one workflowUse different models for their strengths in a single task.
A taste of this track: here is one advanced move in action, not from the list above.
Pressure-test a real decision
Hand Smith the facts and let it argue both sides before you commit.
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