AI tools come out faster than YouTube tutorials. Result: you're always behind.
The solution is stupidly simple. Every tool has online documentation. Copy the URL. Paste it into our Web Scraper. MDisBetter scrapes all the content and gives you a complete .md file.
Now open your favorite AI — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, whatever you use. Create a new project and add the .md file to its knowledge base. This file contains the entire documentation of the tool, in a format your AI can actually read and understand perfectly. Every conversation you start in that project will have access to it.
Ask it: "Based on this documentation, create a complete table of contents to learn this tool from scratch." It'll come back with something like 15 modules. Read through them. You'll notice that half of them won't be relevant to you — stuff that's too advanced, too theoretical, or features you'll literally never touch. That's completely normal.
Here's where it gets powerful. Tell the AI who you are, what your job is, what you're trying to accomplish with this tool, and why. Then ask it to regenerate the table of contents based on your specific situation. This time, every single module will be relevant to you. No filler, no fluff — just what you actually need to learn.
Go through the table of contents. If it looks good, ask the AI to break each module into sub-modules with more detail. Once you're happy with the structure, ask it to generate the full course content — module by module, with explanations, examples, and exercises tailored to your level.
Export everything as .md. You now have a complete, personalized training program for any tool — built in minutes, not hours. No YouTube rabbit holes, no generic tutorials that waste your time on things you'll never use. Just exactly what you need, explained the way you need it.
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