Reproduce a published chart from its source data
Turn a chart image into a reproducible analysis and identify differences caused by filters, transformations or missing notes.

A FIELD GUIDE TO AI AT WORK
Explore practical AI workflows for research: inputs, implementation steps, human checks and downloadable skills to adapt to your team.
ESSENTIALS / THREE FOUNDATIONS
Build the foundations with three practical skills.
Choose your recurring activities to build a starting set.
Turn a chart image into a reproducible analysis and identify differences caused by filters, transformations or missing notes.
Compare reserve studies, budgets and meeting records for a shared property, then prepare an evidence-linked question packet before a purchase or portfolio review.
Translate a business question into a bounded read-only query and return a reproducible answer with definitions, filters and data freshness.
Use a disclosed voice assistant to conduct structured research calls and collect answers for the research team to review.
Collect relevant articles into a shared research collection so a team can ask questions across the week’s developments.
Analyze viewer reactions and collect suggestions for future episodes in a separate editorial list.
A one-off research workflow: agents use a company name to find competitors and gather information about their products and reviews. It can be adapted for a B2B team.
This workflow analyzes popular discussions in a selected community. It can be adapted for an agency’s content strategy or product audience research.
New episodes from RSS feeds are transcribed and analyzed by topic. This can be adapted for research teams, consulting firms, or industry publications.
This workflow brings industry articles from RSS feeds into a regular briefing. It can be adapted for consulting, marketing agencies, or product teams.
Gather competitor product news, hiring activity, and public posts into a weekly tracking sheet and concise team briefing.
Assess demand, alternatives, distribution, and delivery risks before choosing a small validation experiment. Keep evidence of the problem separate from enthusiasm for a particular solution.
Package a repeatable research method so an assistant can analyze sales conversations and related lead metrics with the same business definitions each time.
Turn an approved research archive into a concise briefing and question-answering assistant that the team can use in a planning workshop.
Track competing development programs and organize evidence for long-term planning discussions.
Search a large multilingual evidence base for existing research assets that may warrant specialist review.
Bring scientific, legal, and market evidence into one review packet before experts compare program priorities.
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