Today at a glance:

News: 

Claude Takes Control of Your Browser

Anthropic just launched a pilot program for Claude for Chrome, letting the AI actually click buttons, fill forms, and navigate websites on your behalf.

They're being smart about it, starting with just 1,000 trusted users to work through safety challenges like prompt injection attacks.

Apple Might Let Google Fix Siri

Apple is reportedly in talks to use Google's Gemini AI to power a revamped Siri, which could finally give Apple the AI assistant capabilities they've been missing.

I’d love to be able to chat to my Apple Watch, and have it handle complex tasks like rescheduling meetings or managing my calendar!

ChatGPT Gets Smarter Project Memory

OpenAI rolled out project-only memory for ChatGPT, letting you create focused workspaces where the AI only remembers conversations within that specific project.

I think it’s a reassuring step forward in terms of security. It will help keep sensitive work separate and maintain different contexts, with ChatGPT less likely to bring up irrelevant topics.

One Guide :

Create Private ChatGPT Projects with Isolated Memory

When working with sensitive business information or specialized projects in ChatGPT, keeping conversations separate is crucial. Here's how to create projects with dedicated memory that won't mix with your other chats.

Step 1: Create a dedicated project

Start by clicking the New chat button, then select New project from the dropdown menu. Give your project a descriptive name that clearly identifies its purpose.

I recommend adding an emoji at the beginning of the name (like 📊 for analytics or 💰 for financial projects) to make it visually distinct in your sidebar.

Step 2: Configure memory settings

Click the options menu … at the top right when you’re in the project.

Go to Edit project and open the settings ⚙️.

You can choose the Default memory settings, which allows the Project to access memories from the rest of your chats, and vice versa.

Or, select Project-only to ensure the Project can only access its own memories, and the memories of the project are hidden from the outside.

Choose carefully, because these settings can’t be changed later.

Step 3: Add custom instructions

Click on Add instructions to provide ChatGPT with project-specific guidance. This is where you can set the tone, define roles, or establish parameters for this particular project.

For business projects, I find it helpful to specify industry context, preferred output formats, and any confidentiality requirements right from the start.

Step 4: Upload relevant knowledge documents

Add any documents that contain information specific to this project by clicking Add files and uploading your files. These could include company data, project briefs, or reference materials.

If you’ve selected Project-only memories, these documents won't influence your other ChatGPT conversations, maintaining clear boundaries between different work streams.

Step 5: Start using your isolated project

Begin your conversation knowing that everything stays contained within this project. ChatGPT won't reference memories or information from your other conversations.

This isolation is perfect for financial analysis, competitive research, or any sensitive business information you'd prefer to keep compartmentalized.

Final Step: Apply to your business needs

I've found isolated projects particularly valuable for scenario planning, financial modeling, and working with confidential client information. They're also great for role-playing exercises where you need ChatGPT to maintain a consistent perspective.

Remember that the key to getting value is experimentation. Try creating different projects for various business functions and see how keeping them separate improves your workflow and results.

What isolated project will you create first? I'd love to hear how this approach works for your specific business needs!

One Media:
Behind the Scenes: My $250K AI System Revealed

In this raw, unfiltered video, I walk you through the actual $250K AI system that runs my entire business, from my training programs to this newsletter you're reading right now.

I literally screen-share my setup, showing you Warp as my terminal, launching Claude code, and explaining every agent and workflow I use daily. Whether you're technical or completely new to AI, you'll see exactly how a real business operates with AI at its core, and how I transformed manual processes into an almost fully automated system.

Here's the link: 

One Tool:

Teaching My 4-Year-Old to Code with CodeMonkey

I've got two kids, and my daughter just turned 4.

I recently started taking her to robotics classes with Lego, and she's completely hooked. She already loved puzzles and building blocks, so this was a natural next step.

Now I'm curious about finding tools to slowly introduce her to computer science and coding. Yes, even at 4 years old.

My thinking? The younger she learns these skills, the less likely she'll get addicted to mindless social media later.

That's where CodeMonkey comes in.

What Makes CodeMonkey Different

Most coding platforms for kids use visual blocks and drag-and-drop interfaces. CodeMonkey takes a different approach.

From day one, kids learn real text-based programming languages like Python and CoffeeScript. The same languages professional developers use.

But here's the clever part: they wrap it in game-based learning that feels like play.

Why it Matters

Coding is a bit like learning a foreign language. It's infinitely easier when you're young, and it becomes second nature.

The game-like environment encourages kids to take risks and persevere when they hit obstacles. Essential skills for any future entrepreneur.

Key Features:

• Block-based and text-based coding

• Courses on coding, game design, digital literacy, AI, data science and more.

• No previous experience required

• Kids as young as 5 can start with scaffolded puzzles and building their own games.

• Real programming languages taught through engaging games

• Award-winning platform with testimonials from teachers worldwide

The platform has won multiple awards, including the 2024 Parent's Picks for Best Educational Products.

Ready to give your kids a head start?

Check out CodeMonkey:

TL;DR:

• My client was paying an agency $2,500 monthly. I showed her how to do the same job in 20 minutes with AI tools.

• Anthropic launched Claude for Chrome letting AI control your browser, Apple might use Google's Gemini to revamp Siri, and ChatGPT introduced project-specific memory.

• Create private ChatGPT projects with isolated memory to maintain different contexts and protect sensitive info.

• I revealed my entire $250K AI system that runs my business in a new video.

• CodeMonkey uses game-based learning to teach real programming languages like Python and CoffeeScript from an early age.