# Useful things to try with LaunchBox + AI

Connect your assistant at https://www.launchbox.space/connect/launchbox and choose your community. Course and lesson drafting requires the optional lesson access permission.

## 1. A private post draft

Save a private LaunchBox post draft for my connected community titled “Your first small AI win.” Write about 80 words inviting members to share one repetitive task they would like AI to help with this week. Keep it friendly and practical. Do not publish or notify members. Return the LaunchBox review link.

## 2. A course with draft lessons

Create a draft course in my connected community titled “Your first useful AI workflow,” with a beginner-friendly outline of three short lessons: choose a repetitive task, write a clear prompt, and review the result. Use only text you write here, with no paid generation. Keep the course and lessons unpublished. Return the LaunchBox editor link. If extra permission is needed, show me the approval step first.

## 3. A reusable library resource

Prepare a short library resource called “Your first useful AI prompt.” Include a reusable prompt template with Task, Context, Audience, Format, and Review checklist, plus one simple follow-up email example using fictional details. Show the full resource text for review here first; do not save or publish it yet.

After reviewing the text:

Save that reviewed text in my connected community's Main library, available to signed-in members at the Free tier. Keep the fictional example explicitly labeled. I understand this makes the resource available to eligible members immediately. Do not create a feed post or send notifications. Return the member link and the edit link.

## Always check the destination

Open the returned LaunchBox link. Review the content and its availability before sharing more widely. Private post drafts and unpublished courses differ from a library resource, which is available to eligible members when saved.

## 4. Use an attached image in a lesson

Attach your PNG or JPEG to the assistant, then ask:

Use the image attached from my device to create a standalone draft lesson in my connected community titled [title]. Import the actual attached file through the supported LaunchBox file handoff. Keep the lesson unpublished. Check processing until completed, verify the image in the lesson, and return the editor link. Do not invent a file URL or use a local path as a URL.

Requires lesson and media import access. This image workflow was verified in ChatGPT. Generated artwork can also be used in posts via an accessible image URL; the native resource editor supports a cover upload. Those are different paths, not a guaranteed automatic generator-to-post transfer.

## 5. Bring your own video

Attach your video, then ask:

Create a standalone draft lesson titled [title] and import the attached video using the supported file handoff. Keep it unpublished. Verify processing and the attached video before claiming success. If your host cannot transfer the file, abandon the pending import and give me the existing lesson editor link without making a duplicate.

In this test, ChatGPT could create the draft but could not transfer the MP4. Open its editor link, choose Upload video, select the file from your device, wait for Ready to play, and preview it. The native upload fallback was verified.