BizHack AI ships ChatGPT starter guide with 7 work prompts

The guide is framed around two common failures: people who find ChatGPT intimidating, and people who tried it once and quit because the answers felt bland. Its answer to both is that nothing technical is required — plain Japanese chat is enough — and that the free plan is the right place to start, so the barrier is habit rather than cost or skill.

The digest is explicit that it is only a digest. The full set of prompts, the no-code automation steps, reader-monitor test notes and the 80点ドラフト検品チェックシート sit on the BizHack AI site, free and without registration. What the digest does show in full is a single 10-second trial prompt: paste a blunt request to move a 14:00 meeting to 16:00, and ChatGPT returns a polite business email with bullet-pointed reasons for each change.

Alongside the productivity templates, the guide pairs the 7 techniques with a data-handling rule — what employees should never type into the tool — which suggests the intended reader is someone using ChatGPT at a company, not just privately.