26 things every AI guru says you need to learn this month
Every week somebody posts "learn this in 30 minutes." Here is the whole pile in one place. Each one is real and useful. Learning all of them is a second job.
- Claude Projects saved context for a body of work
- Claude Skills reusable know-how Claude loads on demand
- Claude Code an AI that writes and runs software
- Subagents AIs handing work to other AIs
- Claude Cowork Claude doing multi-step work in the cloud
- Claude Duet a Claude that messages you first
- Connectors (MCP) plugging AI into the apps you use
- Browser agents AI that clicks around websites for you
- Model routing which model for which job, and why it matters
- Prompt caching not paying twice for the same context
- ChatGPT Dots OpenAI agents that chase a goal
- Custom GPTs prebuilt ChatGPT helpers
- Codex OpenAI's coding agent
- Grok bots xAI agents that work around the clock
- Grok Imagine AI images and video
- Voice agents AI that makes and takes phone calls
- AI avatars video of "you" without filming
- Automation tools n8n, Zapier and Make wiring apps together
- RAG getting AI to read your own documents
- Evals testing whether the AI is actually right
- Guardrails what the AI is never allowed to do
- API keys and spend caps keeping the bill from exploding
- Hooks automatic checks on everything an agent does
- Memory what the AI remembers between chats
- Agent boards where AIs talk to other AIs
- Model updates re-tuning it all when a new model drops
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