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Write, research, and illustrate your launch with AI without losing your voice.
Most of the work around launching something isn't code — it's the announcement, the research behind the decision, the diagram, the alt text, and the review before it goes out. This course teaches how to use an assistant for that work without losing what makes it worth reading: a voice that is actually yours, claims you have checked, summaries that keep their conditions, and citations a reader can open. You'll describe a voice concretely, agree structure before prose, run critique-revise loops, write research briefs, prompt for images and diagrams, and assemble the small reusable kit that keeps a set of pieces looking like one hand made them. Two short Python projects turn two of those judgements into scripts you can run: a style-guide check and a research brief that flags claims with no source. No coding experience is assumed — the subject is craft, and the scripts are only where it gets concrete.
Section 1
Getting a draft that sounds like you: naming a voice concretely, agreeing structure before prose, and running a critique loop that improves the text instead of replacing it.
Section 2
Turning a decision into a bounded research brief, preserving source disagreement, compressing evidence claim by claim, and leaving an openable trail back to what was checked.
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Asking for a picture in parts you can change one at a time, telling a real diagram from a decorated list, writing alt text that does a job, and keeping a set of pieces recognisable.
Section 4
Turning what worked once into something repeatable: slotted templates, a short blocking review, an honest disclosure, and one metric you actually look at afterwards.