Learn every AI tool, one card at a time

Yuzoki Learn is a free library of step-by-step lessons for 48 AI tools, from ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity to Midjourney, Cursor and n8n. Each lesson card teaches one real skill: why it matters, how to do it, a prompt to copy, what a good answer looks like and a quick check at the end. ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity have full decks with 12 in-depth cards in total. Every other tool shows three real tasks you can try today while its deck is written. Yuzoki Learn is part of Yuzoki, a free AI-education project. It costs nothing to use.

Full lesson decks

The cards in each deck are grouped into three levels: Start here, Get good and Go pro.

ChatGPT lessons

ChatGPT is made by OpenAI (United States). The all-round assistant for writing, thinking and quick analysis. The deck has 5 cards.

  1. Write your first good prompt (Start here, 6 min). Tell it who to be, what you want and show one example. That gets you most of the way to a great answer.
  2. Improve the answer instead of starting over (Start here, 5 min). The first answer is a draft. The real value is in the follow-up.
  3. Work with your own files (Get good, 7 min). Upload the spreadsheet or PDF and ask your question about it. No copying and pasting needed.
  4. Build a Custom GPT for a task you repeat (Get good, 9 min). If you write the same instructions every week, turn them into your own GPT once.
  5. Use deep research for a real question (Go pro, 10 min). For questions that need many sources, let ChatGPT do the reading and bring back a report with links.

Claude lessons

Claude is made by Anthropic (United States). Careful writing and long documents, in your own voice. The deck has 4 cards.

  1. Give Claude the whole document (Start here, 6 min). Do not summarise it first. Give Claude the full document and ask exactly what you need.
  2. Teach Claude your voice (Start here, 8 min). Show it your best writing, let it name the rules, then make it follow them.
  3. Set up a Project for your team (Get good, 8 min). Put your files and instructions in a Project once, and every chat inside it already knows the background.
  4. Build a small tool with Artifacts (Go pro, 9 min). Describe a simple tool in plain English and Claude builds a working version right next to the chat.

Perplexity lessons

Perplexity is made by Perplexity (United States). Answers with sources you can check. The deck has 3 cards.

  1. Ask questions you can check (Start here, 5 min). Perplexity shows where every answer comes from. Use that: click the sources.
  2. Research a competitor in 10 minutes (Get good, 10 min). Ask about pricing, audience and recent launches in one go, then dig into what surprises you.
  3. Keep research together in Spaces (Go pro, 8 min). Put an ongoing topic in a Space so every new question builds on what you already found.

All 48 tools by category

Chat & assistants

  • ChatGPT by OpenAI (United States). The all-round assistant for writing, thinking and quick analysis. 5 lesson cards.
  • Claude by Anthropic (United States). Careful writing and long documents, in your own voice. 4 lesson cards.
  • Gemini by Google (United States). Google’s assistant, built into Gmail, Docs, Sheets and Drive. Three preview tasks.
  • Grok by xAI (United States). An assistant with live access to what people are posting on X. Three preview tasks.
  • Meta AI by Meta (United States). A free assistant inside WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger. Three preview tasks.
  • Copilot by Microsoft (United States). AI across Windows, Edge and Microsoft 365. Three preview tasks.
  • Le Chat by Mistral AI (France). A fast European assistant from Mistral AI. Three preview tasks.
  • DeepSeek by DeepSeek (China). Strong reasoning from open models, free to use. Three preview tasks.
  • Qwen by Alibaba (China). Alibaba’s assistant and open models, strong in many languages. Three preview tasks.
  • Kimi by Moonshot AI (China). Built for very long documents and deep research. Three preview tasks.
  • Doubao by ByteDance (China). ByteDance’s everyday assistant, hugely popular in China. Three preview tasks.
  • ERNIE by Baidu (China). Baidu’s assistant, built around Chinese search. Three preview tasks.
  • GLM by Zhipu AI (China). Open models from Zhipu AI with strong coding and agent skills. Three preview tasks.

Research

  • Perplexity by Perplexity (United States). Answers with sources you can check. 3 lesson cards.
  • NotebookLM by Google (United States). Turns your own documents into answers, summaries and podcasts. Three preview tasks.
  • DeepL by DeepL (Germany). Translation that keeps your tone. Three preview tasks.
  • Elicit by Elicit (United States). Finds and summarises research papers for evidence-based answers. Three preview tasks.

Images & design

  • Midjourney by Midjourney (United States). Striking, stylish images from a few words. Three preview tasks.
  • FLUX by Black Forest Labs (Germany). Photorealistic images from the team behind Stable Diffusion. Three preview tasks.
  • Canva by Canva (Australia). Design anything, with AI doing the first draft. Three preview tasks.
  • Figma by Figma (United States). Design and prototype, with AI help built in. Three preview tasks.
  • Adobe Firefly by Adobe (United States). Images and edits built for commercial use, inside Adobe apps. Three preview tasks.
  • Ideogram by Ideogram (Canada). Images with clear, correct text, like posters and logos. Three preview tasks.

Video & voice

  • Runway by Runway (United States). Professional AI video generation and editing. Three preview tasks.
  • Kling by Kuaishou (China). Realistic AI video with smooth, natural motion. Three preview tasks.
  • Hailuo by MiniMax (China). Fast, expressive video from text or an image. Three preview tasks.
  • ElevenLabs by ElevenLabs (United States). Natural voiceovers, dubbing and sound. Three preview tasks.
  • Suno by Suno (United States). Full songs with vocals from a short description. Three preview tasks.
  • Luma by Luma AI (United States). Smooth, cinematic video from text or a single image. Three preview tasks.
  • Pika by Pika (United States). Playful short videos and effects for social. Three preview tasks.
  • HeyGen by HeyGen (United States). Presenter videos with AI avatars, translated into other languages. Three preview tasks.
  • Synthesia by Synthesia (United Kingdom). Training and explainer videos with AI presenters, for companies. Three preview tasks.
  • Descript by Descript (United States). Edit video and podcasts by editing the text transcript. Three preview tasks.

Work & automation

  • Notion by Notion (United States). Ask your workspace and stop writing follow-ups. Three preview tasks.
  • Zapier by Zapier (United States). Connect your apps and let AI do the busywork. Three preview tasks.
  • Make by Make (Czechia). Visual automations for bigger workflows. Three preview tasks.
  • n8n by n8n (Germany). Open-source automation with AI agents you control. Three preview tasks.
  • Cohere by Cohere (Canada). Enterprise AI that works with your company’s own data. Three preview tasks.
  • Gamma by Gamma (United States). Presentations, docs and simple sites from a prompt. Three preview tasks.
  • Grammarly by Grammarly (United States). Fixes and polishes your writing wherever you type. Three preview tasks.
  • Otter by Otter.ai (United States). Meeting notes and transcripts, written for you as you talk. Three preview tasks.
  • Fireflies by Fireflies.ai (United States). A meeting assistant that records, transcribes and searches your calls. Three preview tasks.

Build & code

  • GitHub Copilot by GitHub (United States). An AI pair programmer inside your editor. Three preview tasks.
  • Cursor by Anysphere (United States). The AI-first code editor. Three preview tasks.
  • v0 by Vercel (United States). Build web apps and interfaces from a prompt. Three preview tasks.
  • Replit by Replit (United States). Describe an app and ship it from the browser. Three preview tasks.
  • Bolt by StackBlitz (United States). Prompt, run and deploy full-stack web apps in the browser. Three preview tasks.
  • Lovable by Lovable (Sweden). Build full web apps just by chatting. Three preview tasks.

To compare these tools side by side, see Compare. For ready-made tool combinations, see Stacks.