Building AI Mastery Hub with Leo · Part 1
Building AI Mastery Hub with Leo
Mike Bradway shares how Leo helped shape a service-first website, an Android voice tool, an avatar video, outreach, and the checks still open.
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Building AI Mastery Hub with Leo
Mike shares what he built with Leo, what he tested, and which checks remain open. Start with the series opener.
Building with Leo · October 13, 2026 follow-up
Building with Leo: What We Reviewed Before Release
A dated account of the AI Mastery Hub redesign and three article releases, with owner decisions, verification evidence and the limits of each result.
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Business workflows and AI boundaries
Understand a handoff before connecting tools, know what a review should produce, and define where an assistant needs permission and human checks.
Website and CRM handoffs
How to Spot a Broken Website-to-CRM Handoff
Trace one test inquiry from your website to its CRM record, notification, owner, and next action. Learn what each check actually proves.
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Read the articleChoosing an AI workflow review
What an AI Workflow Review Should Deliver
Know what to expect before paying for a workflow review: a clear boundary, a current-state map, one reasoned recommendation, and honest limits.
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Read the articlePractical assistant boundaries
What an AI Business Assistant Should Be Allowed to Do
Set useful boundaries for an AI assistant: limited access, clear approvals, realistic tests, action records, and a way to stop safely.
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Read the articleWorking with your dot
Turn Meeting Notes into a Clear Action List with Your Dot
Give your dot a small set of meeting notes and get a reviewable action list without invented owners, deadlines, or commitments.
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Build a Clearer Onboarding Checklist from Existing Files with Your Dot
Use a small set of current files to draft an onboarding checklist, trace each step to its source, and flag gaps before sharing it.
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Ask Your Dot to Improve One Paragraph Without Rewriting Everything
Make a focused writing request that preserves your facts, limits the edit to one paragraph, and gives you a clear revision to review.
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Read the articleStart with the fundamentals
Prompting foundations
Build a clearer prompt, improve a weak one, and use the workflow checklist to map a small process before considering AI.
Prompting fundamentals
How to Write AI Prompts: A Practical Beginner Guide
Learn how to write clear AI prompts with a five-part framework, before-and-after examples, a practice exercise, and fixes for common mistakes.
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How to Improve an AI Prompt Without Making It Complicated
Use a repeatable five-pass method to diagnose vague AI prompts, add the missing context, and get a stronger working draft.
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Read the guideWorkflow planning
AI Workflow Checklist: Map a Small-Business Process Before Automation
Use this AI workflow checklist to map one recurring business process, clarify handoffs, handle missing inputs, and decide whether a manual change or AI trial fits.
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Read the guideStart here · Using your dot
How to Use Your Dot: Start Small, Review, Then Save
A beginner path for choosing one task, sharing the right source, reviewing a draft and checking where the result was saved.
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Mike Bradway brings manufacturing operations, public service, AI coaching, and hands-on systems work to each practical lesson.
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