Rahul GautamHey, I'm Rahul
I test AI tools all week and keep the ones that earn their place. Then I show you exactly how I use them: the prompts, the automations, and the setups that save real hours. If it's on this site, I use it.
What are you trying to get done?
Pick the one closest to you. I'll point you to the two things on this site worth opening first.
Skip the tool-hopping. Learn two tools well and give them prompts that already work.
Do this first: pick one prompt from the list and run it on a task you have open right now.
Claude Code gets far more useful once you give it skills. Start with the ones that match your work.
Do this first: install three skills from your own niche, not thirty from everyone else's.
Growth is mostly a system you repeat. Here's mine, and what I learned going from zero to 10K.
Do this first: choose one content pillar and post to it every day for two weeks.
Most client work goes wrong before it starts. Ask better questions up front, then let AI handle the busywork.
Do this first: send the questionnaire to your next lead before you quote a price.
Tools are easy. Knowing what to point them at is the hard part. Start with yourself.
Do this first: block one quiet hour and answer section one honestly. Don't edit as you go.
Seven skills, from first prompt to first paycheck
Each one leans on the one before it. You don't need all seven. Most people get the biggest jump from the first three.
- 01
AI tools
Which tool to open for which job, and what each one is genuinely good at.
- 02
Workflows
Prompt chains and step-by-step setups you can copy and run the same afternoon.
- 03
Automation
n8n flows and AI agents that handle the repeat work while you do something else.
- 04
Making money
Digital products, services and small offers built on top of the skills above.
- 05
Freelancing
Finding clients, scoping the work, and delivering faster with AI in the loop.
- 06
Execution
Simple ways to actually finish things, because saved tutorials don't pay rent.
- 07
Distribution
Content systems and personal branding, so the right people find what you build.
If I were starting from zero today, I'd go in this order
Most people drown in AI content because they start at step four. Don't.
Learn two tools
Pick one writing model and one for your craft. Learn what each is actually good at.
Week 1Build one workflow
Turn a task you do every week into a repeatable set of prompts and steps.
Weeks 2 to 3Automate it
Connect the steps in n8n so the workflow runs without you starting it.
Month 1Get paid for it
Offer the same system to someone who has the same problem you just solved.
Month 2 onwardEverything I've made, free to use
50 Best Claude Code Skills
Design, content, marketing, research, media and engineering. A direct link to every repo.
Open the list →24 Claude Prompts for Real Work
Marketing, sales, client experience and operations. Copy, paste, done.
Get the prompts →My AI Tools Stack
27 tools across 10 categories, with a note on where each one fits in my week.
See the stack →The 10K Sauce
0 to 10K in 3 months. Every lesson I learned on the way, in 14 swipeable cards.
Swipe through →My Content Workflow Map
Niche, vlogs, tips and IP pillars, plus the system I use to repurpose every piece.
View the map →Sales Funnel Questionnaire
Business, audience, offer, traffic and tech. What to ask before any strategy call.
Use the template →Deep Self-Discovery Questionnaire
50+ questions on identity, motivation and direction, split into 10 sections.
Start answering →Frame Grabber: grab any video frame in one key
A free Chrome extension I made for thumbnails, notes and reference shots. Pause on the frame you want, press your shortcut, and it's saved.
- Saves as PNG, JPG or WebP at the video's real resolution
- Files are named from the title, timestamp and resolution
- No account, no analytics, nothing sent to a server
I'm 19. I'd rather show you than predict the future
I'm Rahul Gautam. Most of my day goes into AI tools: testing them, wiring them together, and keeping only what holds up on real work. What survives ends up here, written so you can copy it.
You won't find hot takes about where AI is headed. You'll find what I used this week, how I set it up, and what it saved me.
- i.If I haven't used it, I don't recommend it.
- ii.Every guide ends with something you can do the same day.
- iii.The useful stuff stays free.
Things people ask me a lot
Something else? Email ceo@rahulgautam.in. I read every message.