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This is for business owners who write docs in Claude and then copy them somewhere else to share them.

You don't have to anymore. Claude Docs lets you build the doc and collaborate on it inside Claude.

What can you put in a Claude doc? Tables, images, checklists, dropdowns, dates, and bulleted or numbered lists.

How do you share Claude Docs with your team?
1. Enter their email address
2. Pick editor, commenter or viewer
3. Send the invite

Everyone you invite needs a Claude account.

Comments sit right on the Claude doc. And in my app, Claude Docs exports to Word, PDF, Markdown, Google Docs or a Notion page.

I made a step-by-step guide to using Claude Docs with your team. Comment ME and it comes to your DMs automatically.

This is for business owners using AI who are tired of getting a different answer every time they ask.

I tested Jev, the new AI decision model from TypeSafe. Their founder co-created ChatGPT. Jev doesn't write anything. It only makes decisions: yes or no, pick one, or a score.

How do I use Jev in my business? In my content system, each tool gets one job:
1. Claude writes
2. Jev makes the decisions
3. Simple code does the math

Then I ran a test. Same 10 ideas, scored three times. Regular AI scores moved 7.8 points on average. Jev's moved 1.1.

That's the difference between a system that runs on its own and one you have to babysit.

My rule: I don't switch to a new AI tool because it's trending. I switch where it tests more accurate on my own data.

I wrote up the split rule, the seven jobs Jev does for me, and how to test it yourself.

Comment JEV and I'll send you the guide.

If you pay for ChatGPT, your next bill could be $500 a month.

The ChatGPT $500 plan is here. ChatGPT Pro now has $100, $200 and $500 tiers.

The old $200 plan was sold as 20x the usage of the $20 plan.

The ChatGPT $500 plan card? "Maximum power." The 25x figure is buried in a DevDay recap.

And the new $200 plan? No published number at all.

Remember when OpenAI launched the $200 plan in December 2024 and everyone said it was insane? Four months later Claude had one too. Now $200 is normal.

So I think $500 a month plans are next. Once one proves people pay for it, the rest follow.

Are you willing to pay $500 per month for ChatGPT?

AI loops could be the most underrated feature in all of AI.

A schedule says: at 10 a.m. every day, do this. Same task, same way.

An AI loop comes back the next day, checks what happened in the last 24 hours, and adjusts before it runs again. It goes in a loop and gets better over time.

With ads, that looks like this:

1. Monitor your ads.
2. Check what worked in the last seven days.
3. Swap out the ad copy.
4. Make a few more visuals.
5. Run again.

If you're using AI for your business in 2026, the question isn't only "what can I schedule?" It's "what should improve every time it runs?" That's where AI loops come in.

We build AI agents that do your marketing, and train your team to run them.

If you run a business, your ChatGPT setup is either doing work for you or it is just a very fast intern who forgets everything.

So how do you set up ChatGPT for work?

You stop asking it questions and start giving it access. Here is the ChatGPT setup I use in 2026, in eight steps. Step 5 is the one most people skip.

1. Get the ChatGPT desktop app. Far more powerful than the web version.
2. Turn on ChatGPT Work. Same chat box, no coding.
3. Give it context about you. A knowledge base file on who you are and what you do.
4. Connect your tools through plugins. Email, CRM, cloud storage, calendar, Slack.
5. Show it a repeatable task with Record and Replay, then save that workflow as a skill.
6. Save what works. Turn any output you love into a reusable ChatGPT skill.
7. Bring the numbers together. One dashboard: leads, sales, traffic, email.
8. Schedule the repeatable work. Start with a daily brief at 8am.

Comment CHAT and I'll send you the full ChatGPT setup guide and the knowledge base prompt.

If you keep hitting your ChatGPT limits, the work stops every time. I added every major model inside ChatGPT so I can switch instead of stopping.

I asked ChatGPT to build an OpenRouter connector. It built it, and then it broke my entire ChatGPT. Errors on everything, and all of the default GPT models gone.

So I showed Claude Code the screenshots. It read Codex's own logs, got my GPT models back, and built a small router on my Mac with all of the major models via OpenRouter.

Now when ChatGPT limits hit, I switch to DeepSeek, GLM 5.3 or many other models. No more waiting on a ChatGPT usage limit.

If you want to know how I did it, just comment WOW and I'll send you the guide.