The step you cannot take back
An assistant can draft and send a message to a client. All three of these are worth turning on. Which one first?
Nothing is sent and nothing is stored. Pick one.
For people who use AI in a job that is not about software
A summary that reads well can still have invented a line. A chatbot can quote a policy that was replaced last spring. You are the one who signs off, so the skill worth having is not prompting. It is the check before you send, and being able to say afterwards why you sent it.
Nothing here needs an account or a card. Your draft stays in the tab unless you ask for help, and Datum does not save that request.
An assistant can draft and send a message to a client. All three of these are worth turning on. Which one first?
Nothing is sent and nothing is stored. Pick one.
These are the skills in the workplace pack. Cards arrive against one of them at a time, each with a tempting wrong answer and what happened next for both branches.
Most people cannot show what they actually did with AI, only that they used it. A finished card carries the situation, what you first thought, what changed after feedback, the decision you made and why, and an honest line about where AI helped. It is yours: you can download the file, and a workspace keeps it encrypted on your device.
Seal one thing you shippedNo. The workplace pack is written in plain words and asks for plain words back. There is no code in it, nothing to install, and no vocabulary you have to learn first.
Practice, Datumly, voice, and your proof workspace are free on every account, and the daily activity and one question to Datumly need no account at all. The one paid tier is a larger monthly allowance of AI runs for people who use it heavily.
Your draft stays in the tab while you work. If you ask for AI help, the activity and a short copy of your draft are sent once, and Datum does not save that request. Files in a workspace vault are encrypted on your device before they leave it.
No, and there is no certificate. You do one short thing, get feedback on it, improve it, and keep the record. There is nothing to complete.
The practice still works. The activity, the feedback check, and the proof card all run without an AI key, and the assistance panel is optional in every activity.
About ten minutes. There is one hand a day, a private streak only you can see, and nothing that punishes you for missing one.
One activity, ten minutes, no account. If it is worth keeping, keep it.