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Short, free guides that make everything else in BizzyAI easier to use. Read them in order, or pick the one you need.

  1. Start here: get the most from BizzyAI in 20 minutes a week

    BizzyAI arrives every Friday morning. Each issue has one theme, such as quotes, hiring or customer emails. This page explains each part of an issue and gives you a 20-minute routine to turn each issu…

  2. Install a BizzyAI skill in Claude, ChatGPT or any AI

    By the end of this guide, one BizzyAI skill is installed and working in your AI tool. Time needed: about 5 minutes per skill. No technical skills needed.

  3. Customise a skill so it fits your business

    A BizzyAI skill is a starting point. It does the job well for most businesses. To make it do the job your way, you don’t edit files or learn anything technical. You use the skill, tell the AI what yo…

  4. Ask AI well: write a clear request in four parts

    By the end of this guide, you can write a request (a “prompt”) that gets a usable answer on the first or second try, in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot or any other AI, in English, German,…

  5. What you can safely share with AI under the Swiss Data Protection Act

    By the end of this guide, you know which information can go into which AI tool, and your accounts don’t train the AI on your chats. Time needed: 10 minutes to read, 5 minutes per account to change se…

  6. Check AI answers before you use them: the 2-minute check

    By the end of this guide, you have a 2-minute check for any text an AI writes, and a checklist your team can copy. Use it before you send, publish, sign or file anything. Time needed: 5 minutes to re…

  7. Choose your AI assistant: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Microsoft Copilot

    By the end of this guide, you know which AI assistant fits your business, which plan you need and what it costs in CHF. Time needed: 10 minutes to read, 30 minutes to try two of them.

One practical issue every Friday

Every Friday: three AI stories that matter for Swiss businesses, and what to do about them. Free, in English, German, French or Italian.