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Connected curriculum graphBooks arranged by track and level, joined by prerequisite and neighboring-book relationships.L01L02L03L04L05T01T17T02T03T09T15T18T04T05T06T07T21T20T08T19T10T14T11T12T13T16T01-L01From Idea to Working Result: The Four-Quadrant MethodT01-L02Check AI Output Before Your Team Relies on ItT01-L03Build the Smallest Thing Your Colleagues Can Run Without YouT02-L01Get Answers You Can Use from a ChatbotT02-L02Set Up Projects a Colleague Can Pick UpT02-L03Build a Shared Assistant Your Team Can Test and Take OverT02-L04A Self-Hosted Assistant Your Team Can Use SafelyT02-L05Run One Assistant for a Whole Institute or Company, and Hand It OverT03-L01Write a Prompt You Can ReuseT03-L02Build a Context Packet Your Team Can RerunT03-L03Put a Test Set Under the Prompt Your Team Depends OnT03-L04Release Prompt Changes Through Review, Tests and a Way BackT03-L05Keep a Production Prompt Healthy for Months, and Hand It OverT04-L01Ask Your Own Documents and Check Every CitationT04-L02Curate a Document Set Your Team Can AskT04-L03Test and Fix the Document Assistant Your Group Relies OnT04-L04Connect an Assistant to Real Documents Without Widening Anyone's AccessT04-L05Keep a Connected Knowledge Base Current, and Prove a Withdrawn Document Is GoneT05-L01Your First Automation: Build It, Break It, Switch It OffT05-L02Put AI in the Middle of a Workflow, and Check Every AnswerT05-L03Chain Checked Steps Into a Weekly Digest Your Team Can RerunT05-L04Make an Automation Safe to Fail Before It Touches Real SystemsT05-L05Keep Your Automations Running for Months, and After You LeaveT06-L01Build a Small Browser Tool You Will Actually UseT06-L02Build a Small Shared Tool From a Prompt, and Test It With a ColleagueT06-L03Turn Your Team App Into One Colleagues Can Depend OnT06-L04Put Your Team App on the Organisation's Own Database, and Prove You Can Restore ItT06-L05Run the App Others Depend On, and Hand It OverT07-L02Hand a Task to an Agent, and Check What It DidT07-L03Build a Small Agent Your Colleagues Can Run, Test and StopT07-L04Connect an Agent to a Real Mailbox Without Handing It the KeysT07-L05Keep a Team of Agents Running for Months, With Memory a Person ApprovesT08-L01Start With OpenCode: Set It Up, Change One Line, and Undo ItT08-L02Get a Script Your Colleague Can Rerun, Without Being a DeveloperT08-L03Write the Spec First, So an AI Assistant Can Change Code Your Team Depends OnT08-L04Use OpenCode Desktop on Your Organisation's Real RepositoriesT08-L05Run Automatic Checks, an AI Reviewer and Releases You Can Roll BackT09-L01Make One Image or Narrated Clip, and Label ItT09-L02Keep One Look Across Your Team's ImagesT09-L03Build a Caption Pipeline Your Team Can Rerun Every WeekT09-L04Transcribe Recordings That Must Stay in the BuildingT09-L05Keep Every Published AI Image, Voice and Video Labelled, Cleared and TraceableT10-L01Ask a Spreadsheet a Question and Check Which Rows It UsedT10-L02Clean a Messy Export Once, So Your Team Can Refresh ItT10-L03Build an Analysis Your Colleague Can Rerun and Get the Same NumbersT10-L04Connect Your Analysis to a Live System, and Stop Bad Data Before It Reaches AnyoneT10-L05Keep a Data Pipeline Right for Years, and Trace Any Published Number to Its SourceT11-L01Run an AI Model on Your Own Laptop, OfflineT11-L02A Local Model Your Tools Can CallT11-L03Local AI Apps Your Colleagues Can Rely OnT11-L04Put Your Team's Assistant on a Server Colleagues Can ReachT11-L05Keep a Shared Model Server Fast, Affordable and RunningT12-L01Decide What You May Paste Into AI at WorkT12-L02Clean the Copy, Label the Result, Spot the TrapT12-L03Give an Unattended Workflow Limits and a Stop a Colleague Can UseT12-L04Lock Down a Self-Hosted AI Service Before Real Data Goes InT12-L05Keep One List of Every AI System Your Team Runs, and Make It Survive YouT13-L02Show a Colleague AI on Their Own Task, in 30 MinutesT13-L03Write a One-Page AI Rule Your Team Can Use Without Asking YouT13-L04Roll Out an AI Assistant to a Whole Department, With Access, Cost and Consent Settled FirstT13-L05Keep Everyone's AI Skills Current, and Show It When AskedT14-L02Brief Your Team From the Shared Drive, Through a ConnectorT14-L03Turn a Connector Brief Into a Routine Colleagues Can RerunT14-L04Build a Read-Only Connector for a System Your Assistant Can't Reach YetT14-L05Run Your Organisation's Connectors: One List, Per-Person Access, a Log and a Clean ExitT15-L01Use AI in Your Research and Say Exactly HowT15-L02Record an AI Step So a Co-Author Can Rerun ItT15-L03Get an AI Step on Participant Data Reviewed, Then Build It Inside the ApprovalT15-L04Set Up AI for a Whole Research GroupT15-L05Keep Your Group's AI Use Compliant and Running After You LeaveT16-L01Pick the Right Tool for One Task by Trying ItT16-L02Choose Tools Your Team Can Use, and AffordT16-L03Test a Tool on Your Own Work Before Your Team Depends on ItT16-L04Replace a Tool Without Losing Your WorkT16-L05Keep Your Toolset UsefulT17-L02Frame a Problem Your Team Agrees OnT17-L03Explore What Already Exists Before You BuildT17-L04Run a Pilot with Real Users and Real DataT17-L05Decide Which Problems Deserve BuildingT18-L01Count Cells With a Ready-Made Model and Check It by HandT18-L02Predict a Protein Structure and Read Its Confidence HonestlyT18-L03Build a Cell-Counting Pipeline Your Group Can Rerun and CheckT19-L01Keep Your Files in Gitea and Get Any Version BackT19-L02Work on a Shared Gitea Repository From Your Computer With OpenCodeT19-L03Propose, Review and Merge Changes With Pull RequestsT19-L04Check Every Change Automatically, Release Versions and Tell the LabT19-L05Run Your Organisation's Gitea: Teams, Safe Sign-In and a Restore You Have TestedT20-L01Same Model, Different Harness: See What the Program Around the AI ChangesT20-L02Choose a Harness by Testing It on Five of Your Own TasksT20-L03Run a Harness on a Model You Control: Local Server or Team GatewayT20-L04Set Up a Harness So a Mistake Stays Small: Container, Rules, Keys and NetworkT20-L05Run Coding Agents for a Team: Shared Rules, a Test Set, Nightly Jobs and No Lock-InT21-L01Start With OpenWork: One Folder, One Task, and a Look at Every ChangeT21-L02Turn a Task You Repeat Into a Skill a Colleague Can RunT21-L03Share Skills and Connections With Your Team, and Decide Who Gets What

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T01Foundations & judgement3
T17Structure & understand4
T02Chat & assistants5
T03Prompting & context5
T09Create media5
T15AI in research5
T18AI for lab data3
T04Your documents & knowledge5
T05Automation5
T06Build apps5
T07Agents4
T21Delegate desk work3
T20AI harnesses5
T08Write code5
T19Share & review code5
T10Data & analysis5
T14Connect your tools4
T11Run your own AI5
T12Security, privacy & governance5
T13Adoption & enablement4
T16Choose tools5