Playbooks
Every AI has a temperament. Here's how to talk to each one.
How it wants to be spoken to, why it glitches, and the prompt shape that works there. Tay reads the same page before she answers you.
Canva Magic
Design help inside Canva — writing, image generation and layout, all in the canvas.
ChatGPT
The generalist most people start with — good at almost everything, agreeable to a fault.
Claude
The careful reader — long documents, precise editing, honest about what it doesn't know.
Copilot
Microsoft's assistant, living inside Word, Outlook, Teams, Edge and Windows itself.
DALL·E
OpenAI's image maker — follows a written brief well and is the best of them at rendering short text.
ElevenLabs
Voice generation and cloning — the script and the punctuation matter more than the sliders.
Gemini
Google's assistant: huge context, strong with images and video, wired into Gmail and Docs.
Grok
xAI's assistant inside X — fast, informal, and plugged into live posts.
Meta AI
The assistant inside WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger — built on Meta's Llama models.
Midjourney
The image model with the strongest style — describable, not instructable.
NotebookLM
Google's notebook that answers only from the sources you give it.
Notion AI
An assistant that works inside your own pages, notes and databases.
Perplexity
An answer engine that shows its sources — the closest thing to a research assistant.
Runway
A video studio built around image-to-video, motion control and quick edits.
Sora
Text-to-video: short shots, described the way a film crew would.
Yours isn't on the list?
Tell Tay the name. She'll ask what it gets wrong and work from there.