Workflow Superchargers with ChatGPT
I use ChatGPT as a force multiplier in my daily workflow.
These are my “superchargers” — the repeatable use cases where AI saves me hours, removes friction, or makes me sharper.
1. Translation of Tone & Context
- Use case: Turning shorthand, lax notes into professional emails, reports, or posts.
- Workflow:
- Dump raw stream-of-consciousness into ChatGPT.
- Ask for a rewrite for the right audience.
- Keep the raw + polished versions side by side.
- Impact: I communicate clearly without losing speed in my thought process.
2. Code Assist & Debugging
- Use case: Writing or refining PHP/JS/React/Next.js snippets.
- Workflow:
- Provide partial code, logs, or errors.
- Ask for fixes, patterns, or universalized helpers.
- Incorporate context (multi-tenant setups, sync plugins, schema migrations).
- Impact: Cuts down trial-and-error and produces cleaner, reusable components.
3. Context Compression & Summarization
- Use case: Offloading large chunks of notes, transcripts, or system logs.
- Workflow:
- Paste raw content.
- Ask for themes, groupings, or domain breakdowns.
- Output: a structured summary that I can archive in Labs.
- Impact: Lets me switch contexts faster without rereading everything.
4. Workflow & System Design
- Use case: Turning rough concepts into structured workflows.
- Workflow:
- Describe the problem in plain words.
- Ask for ERDs, JSON schema drafts, or service design workflows.
- Convert results into Labs entries for reuse.
- Impact: Gives shape to abstract ideas quickly.
5. Daily Reflections & Planning
- Use case: Capturing what happened today, what’s next, and why it matters.
- Workflow:
- Write freeform daily reflections.
- Use ChatGPT to format into bullet points, tasks, or a changelog entry.
- Feed into my knowledge store (Labs, JSON payloads, or client reporting).
- Impact: Keeps me organized and creates a growing history of decisions.
Takeaway
The superchargers all follow the same pattern:
- Raw in → Clear out.
- Capture quickly, refine with AI, and store for reuse.
The biggest win isn’t just speed — it’s consistency: my emails, code, workflows, and notes are all sharpened and stored in a way that builds long-term leverage.