About AIWorkGuide
AIWorkGuide publishes working methods for creators and researchers who use AI for writing, review, and small digital products.
What the site covers
The guides focus on narrow jobs: checking a claim, turning notes into a usable brief, responding to reviewer comments, testing a prompt, or planning a small product. Each article should leave the reader with a process that works without a purchase.
Who is responsible
Clover Li edits and maintains AIWorkGuide. That includes choosing topics, checking links and changing facts, reviewing examples, and deciding whether a draft is ready to publish. Questions and corrections can be sent to [email protected].
How articles are made
AI may help organize notes, compare draft structures, or clean up language. Clover Li remains responsible for the published page. A review checks the reader task, factual claims, cited sources, privacy risks, and whether the article still works without a paid download.
Commercial links
Some pages link to AIWorkGuide products on Gumroad. Product pages are kept separate from the main guide index, and commercial pages are marked noindex. A paid file is optional and does not replace the free explanation.