Many AI beginners remain stuck at the shallow level of "clicking manually and asking one-off questions." They appear to use AI every day, but in reality they completely waste the tool's true productivity value. Most people commonly face these problems: they only know how to chat and ask simple questions, their prompts are vague and inefficient, and output quality varies greatly; they don't understand the underlying logic of large models and can't distinguish ordinary conversation from agent-based work; when facing messy materials, they can't automatically organize them or accumulate reusable capabilities; they can't build a personal knowledge base, so materials are scattered, cannot be reused, and become more chaotic the more they learn; they have no idea how to automate workflows, so all work is done manually and repeatedly, wasting time and effort; and they don't know how to use AI to batch-complete high-frequency tasks such as writing, editing, PPT creation, and video generation, never achieving true cost reduction and efficiency improvement.

This Codex Zero-Baseline AI Automation hands-on course is tailor-made for complete non-programmers and zero-baseline AI beginners. It is entirely zero-code and hands-on, with no obscure technical theory, teaching only practical AI batch-work methods that ordinary people can directly apply, helping students completely break free from inefficient manual operations and build their own AI automation work system.

Through this course, you will completely say goodbye to inefficient manual repetitive labor, master the core skills from precise questioning to building automated workflows, truly make AI your efficient assistant, and achieve a multiplied increase in office efficiency.

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• 1.AI First Introduction
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• 2.LLMs and Prompts
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• 3.Context + TOKEN + Multi-turn Dialogue
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• 4.Hallucination + Agent + markdown
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• 5.How is Codex different from a normal chat box?
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• 6.Codex's Four Basic Settings
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• 7.Practical 1: From vague to precise prompts
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• 8.Practical 2: Organizing messy information and distilling it into Skills
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• 9.Practical 3: From a single idea to a complete plan
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• 10.Summary: How to use AI and Codex when issues arise
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• 11.Notes as files: Understanding Obsidian's underlying logic
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• 12.Key configuration - making Obsidian immediately usable
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• 13.Writing introduction - a note-taking method that doesn't rely on Markdown
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• 14.Bidirectional links - building relationships between notes
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• 15.Search first - a capability more important than folders
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• 16.Connecting Claudian - installing an AI engine for your note vault
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• 17.Web Clipper - connecting the internet to your note vault
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• 18.Material integration - letting AI read a set of articles for you
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• 19.Multi-platform writing - generating multi-platform content from one set of materials
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• 20.Knowledge insight - letting AI see your note structure
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• 21.What is a Skill
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• 22.Install a ready-made skill and run it
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• 23.Create your first Skill
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• 24.Optimize and chain workflows
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• 25.Where to find Skills
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• 26.Safety and tips
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• 27.Demo: the minimal idea-to-final workflow
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• 28.Mindset: making your workflow learn you over time
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• 29.Elevate: Apply the same skeleton to your own industry
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• 30.Recommended Skills
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• 31.The ultimate Codex tutorial
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• 32.Getting started with Codex Skills and plugins
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• 33.Beginner tutorial for Codex video editing
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• 34.Best practices for making PPT with Codex
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• 35.The ultimate tutorial for video generation with Codex + HyperReformas
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