EDITORIAL COMPANION
How this guide was adapted
Official AI-product articles informed the structure and voice. The restaurant cases, screenshots, numbers, steps, and prompts come from the source document.
Claude Academy
Build and share tools in Claude with custom artifacts ↗
What the example does: A practical build sequence moves from an initial request through refinement and sharing. Short example prompts sit beside the action they demonstrate.
Applied here: Adopt the progressive build: define the workflow, generate a first version, refine business rules, verify one record, and share a trial.
OpenAI Academy
Finding stalled six-figure deals and automating everyday work with Codex ↗
What the example does: A business case study starts with a specific operator and a recognizable bottleneck, then connects systems, investigation, automation, and human review.
Applied here: Open on the 36-person lunch inquiry and use concrete stakes. Retain the source’s demonstrated states rather than claiming unmeasured revenue or productivity gains.
Lovable
What financial services marketing teams need to know about data, access, and security before publishing ↗
What the example does: Industry-specific questions become build requirements and practical checks. A worked example clarifies responsibilities.
Applied here: Use restaurant vocabulary and name the decision owner: kitchen manager, finance, operations, store manager. Keep approval conditions visible.
Replit
Vibe coding decks and dashboards ↗
What the example does: A familiar problem—work scattered across tools—frames a sequence of useful outputs linked by one business context.
Applied here: Connect dashboards to the next action and its evidence, preserving the same inquiry, dish, store, practice, or SOP across the walkthrough.
Enter
From Data to Action: A Practical Guide to AI in Retail Operations ↗
What the example does: An editorial article combines a persistent workflow index, screenshots with captions, prompts, case verification, and companion publishing materials.
Applied here: Use the same clear reading hierarchy and screenshot-to-step pairing, with local prompt anchors, downloadable inputs, and full-size images.
Source fidelity
The adaptation retains all five scenarios, 25 build steps, 64 original screenshots, five case input files, and 20 verbatim English prompts. Screenshot captions and explanations are translated; the UI images remain unchanged. The original case input files are provided as supplied in English and can be opened directly from each walkthrough.
The examples are demonstrations, not measured customer outcomes. An unsent quote remains unsent; a proposed price change stays pending; launch and completion gates remain in place.
Original Chinese source ↗ · Access may require Feishu permission.