Designed for ADHD + dyslexic brains. One idea per section. TL;DR at the top of everything. Tick things off as you go. Jump around using the nav — you don't have to read this in order. Use the Aa button (bottom right) to switch to OpenDyslexic font anytime.
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Settings Setup
Do this first. 5 minutes. Saves hours.
TL;DR
Tell Claude who you are so it stops treating you like a stranger in every single chat.
Step 1 — Write your Custom Instructions
Go to Settings → Profile. Claude reads this before every response. Fill it in once.
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Who you areName, business or job role, industry
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Your toolsNotion, Slack, Gmail, Canva — whatever you actually use daily
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What you use Claude forContent, client work, admin, strategy — be specific
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How you want responsesShort? Detailed? Should Claude push back or just do the task?
📋 Starter template — paste into Settings → Profile
My name is [NAME]. I run/work at [BUSINESS] in the [INDUSTRY] industry.
I mainly use Claude for: [content / emails / research / planning].
Tools I use daily: [list them].
Response style: Keep it concise and direct. Bullet points for lists. Push back if my idea has a flaw.
Step 2 — Toggle these on in Capabilities
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MemoryClaude learns about you over time — stops starting from zero
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Search past chatsPick up any previous conversation with a quick prompt
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ArtefactsClaude creates shareable documents and interactive pages
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Inline visualisationsCharts and visuals appear right inside the chat
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Code execution + file creationClaude makes real files you can download and use
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Coming from ChatGPT? Go to Settings → Memory → Import. Paste the export prompt into ChatGPT to pull your saved context across. Clean it up first — ask ChatGPT to remove anything outdated from the last 3 months — then paste the clean version in.
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Privacy: Don't want your chats used to train Claude's models? Settings → Privacy → toggle it off.
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Incognito chats: See the ghost icon when starting a new chat? Nothing from that conversation gets saved to memory or used for training. Good for testing or sensitive topics.
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Which Model to Use
Three options. Here's the simple version.
TL;DR
Default to Sonnet. Switch to Opus only for coding — it burns your usage limit 3–5× faster.
Model
Think of it as…
Best for
Token cost
Opus 4.6
Technical lead
Coding, data analysis, complex reasoning
3–5× higher ⚠️
Sonnet 4.6
Creative lead
Writing, content, emails, strategy
Standard ✅
Haiku 4.5
Quick-answer tool
Fast lookups, simple questions
Lowest 💨
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Extended Thinking is a toggle in the chat. Turn it on when you want Claude to slow down and reason through something complex — business decisions, multi-step plans, anything that needs real depth.
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Projects
Custom versions of Claude for different jobs.
TL;DR
Train Claude once for a specific role. Then just use it — no re-explaining every time.
Projects are like different assistants. Your podcast project knows your format. Your email project knows your voice. Your client project knows the brief.
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Podcast Producer
Format, guests, show notes style
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Email Strategist
Writes in your voice, knows your list
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YouTube Assistant
Scripts, hooks, titles — your channel style
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Client Project
All context for one client in one place
How to set one up
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Find the folder icon in the left sidebar
Click Projects → New Project
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Write your system instructions
Tell Claude its role, how to respond, and what tasks it handles. Specific = better results.
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Add a knowledge base (optional)
Upload docs, paste text, or connect Google Drive files
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Start chatting inside the project
Memory builds as you use it. The more chats inside, the smarter it gets.
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Coming from ChatGPT? If you've got Custom GPT instructions, paste them straight into the system prompt. Same concept.
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Heads up: Projects aren't shareable unless you're on a Team plan. They're just for your own workflows.
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Connectors
Claude inside the apps you already use.
TL;DR
Sign into your apps once and Claude can actually do things inside them — not just talk about them.
Find them under the suitcase icon → Customise → Connectors. No API keys. Just sign in.
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Google Calendar
Read your schedule, spot issues, make changes
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Google Drive
Access your docs directly in chat
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Gmail
Draft and search emails without leaving Claude
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Slack
Send messages, post to channels
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Notion
Read and write to your workspace
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Canva
Generate and search designs from Claude
Permission levels — you're in control
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Always allowClaude does it automatically — good for read-only actions
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Ask me firstClaude checks before doing anything — good for sending or changing things
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Never allowBlock specific actions you don't want Claude touching
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Try this right now: Once Google Calendar is connected, type — "Look at my calendar this week. Where can I fit a 2-hour deep work block?" — Watch it analyse your schedule and come back with a real answer.
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Skills
This is where Claude pulls ahead of everything else.
TL;DR
A skill is a saved workflow. Train it once, use it forever. No more re-explaining what you want.
How a skill works
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MetadataA short description so Claude knows when to use this skill vs another one
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WorkflowThe full step-by-step instructions for how to do the task — your way, every time
How to create your first skill
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Toggle Skill Creator on
Suitcase icon → Customise → Skills → find Skill Creator and switch it on
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Start a chat and describe what you want
"Create a skill that helps me reply to Instagram DMs in my voice" — or type /skill-creator
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Answer the interview questions
Claude asks questions to make the skill actually good. Answer honestly.
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Claude writes it, tests it, saves it
Hit "Copy to your skills" — it lives in your panel ready to use anytime
Good first skills to build
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DM Responder
Replies to DMs in your exact voice
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Vibe Check
Brutally honest feedback before you post
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Content Repurposer
Video → captions, emails, short-form
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Client Email Drafter
Enquiries and follow-ups in your voice
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Power move: Already done something in Claude that worked brilliantly? Say: "Can we turn what we just did into a skill?" — it packages everything from your conversation automatically.
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Artefacts
Real shareable things Claude builds for you.
TL;DR
Artefacts are actual documents and pages — not just text in a chat. Share them with a link.
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Interactive HTML pages
Client resource packs, landing pages, tools
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Documents
Reports, proposals, SOPs, guides
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Charts + dashboards
Visual data from your calendar or analysis
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Interactive tools
Quizzes, calculators, flashcards, checklists
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Ask Claude to create something
"Create a branded resource pack from this training transcript"
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It appears in the Artefact panel
To the right of the chat — you can see and interact with it live
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Hit Publish Artefact
Get a shareable link — works just like sharing a Google Doc
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Real example: After every corporate training, Brooke's skill grabs the transcript, pulls out everything covered, and builds a branded interactive resource pack. Client gets a link. Zero extra work.
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Claude in Chrome: In the sidebar, look for "Get apps and extensions." Add Claude to Excel, PowerPoint, and Chrome — where it can control your browser and take actions in apps you're logged into.
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Starter Prompts
Copy these and run them today.
TL;DR
Five prompts to get actual value out of Claude in the next 30 minutes.
Teach Claude your writing style
I'm going to give you 3 examples of content I've written. Study the tone, sentence length, vocabulary, and what I do or don't do. Then summarise my writing style so I can use it as a reference.
Example 1: [paste something you wrote]
Example 2: [paste something you wrote]
Example 3: [paste something you wrote]
Fix your calendar (Google Calendar connected)
Look at my Google Calendar for the next two weeks. What are the biggest issues with how I've scheduled my time? Where am I overloaded? Where can I fit a 2-hour deep work block? Give me an action plan to fix it.
Turn your brain dump into a plan
Here's a messy brain dump of everything I need to get done this week. Turn it into a prioritised action plan — urgent vs important, time estimate per task, and flag anything I should delegate or drop.
Brain dump: [paste everything in your head]
Draft a reply in your voice
Draft a reply to this message. Warm, direct, and casual — no corporate language.
Message: [paste what you received]
Context: [one sentence about the situation]
Research without the rabbit hole
I need to understand [topic] well enough to [what you're using it for]. Skip the history. Give me: the 5 things I actually need to know, the most common misconceptions, and 3 questions I should be asking that I'm probably not.
✅ Your Setup Checklist — tick as you go
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Filled in custom instructions (Settings → Profile)
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Toggled on Memory, Artefacts + Code execution
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Set up at least one Project
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Connected at least one Connector (Calendar, Drive, etc.)
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Created my first Skill
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Tried at least one starter prompt above
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Posted a win in the Wright Mode community 🎉
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