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How to get AI to
A library of 78 practical guides that each answer one question: how to get AI to build me a website, cite me, sound like me, summarise a document, edit a photo, be honest with me. Type what you want to accomplish and “Plan it” matches you to the workflow, assistant, tools, cost band, difficulty and privacy notes.
About
Most people do not want to learn "AI". They want a result: a website, an inbox that behaves, a business that shows up in AI answers. howtogetaito.com is built around that question. Every URL reads like the end of it (howtogetaito.com/sound-like/me, /build-me/a-website/with-lovable, /recommend/my-business) and every guide takes one outcome from a first prompt to something you can check.
The homepage is one big prompt: left alone it types its way through the library; touch it and it becomes a live search, and “Plan it” turns what you typed into a recommendation — workflow, assistant, tools, cost band, difficulty, privacy — matched deterministically against a curated catalogue rather than invented by a model.
It launched in September 2026 with 64 guides across eight categories (78 within the day), the topic list built from what people actually type into Google after "how to get AI to". Guides are drafted in our own voice with ScriptGrain from a fact sheet per topic, then read in full and checked against their sources before they go live. No cookies, no third-party trackers, anonymous first-party analytics you can switch off, a double-opt-in email list for new guides. Live at howtogetaito.com.
Key features
- URLs that read like the question: /sound-like/me, /build-me/a-website
- A typed-prompt homepage with live search and a catalogue-grounded “Plan it” recommender
- Eight categories: build, write, grow, research, create, teach me, work, everyday life
- 78 published guides, each with sources, a review date and an At-a-glance card
- Only reviewed, published guides enter the sitemap and llms.txt
- Double-opt-in email list for new guides
- No cookies, no third-party trackers; anonymous first-party analytics with an opt-out
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