AI for the Rest of Us — #15 Make It Real

Somewhere on your laptop there may already be something AI made for you. A little app. A page. Something you were proud of for about ten minutes — and then it just sat there, because you had no idea how to let anybody see it.

That gap is about three feet wide, and it stops almost everyone.

A link changes what the thing is. A file is something you made. A link is something you gave somebody.

This guide closes those three feet. Eight pages, no jargon:

• What to make first — something small and real that one actual person in your life would be glad to have

• The easy way: Claude now has a Publish button. Free plan, and whoever you send it to needs no account at all

• An honest side-by-side of Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini at the giving-it-away part — they are not equal, and I say which one is awkward

• The four-minute route that works with any AI: drag your file into a browser, give it a name, copy the link. No code, no Git, nothing to install

• And the mistake I actually made — I handed my finished page to an AI to publish, and it quietly rewrote it on the way. One sentence fixes it

The page my whole series lives on, the one in my bio, got there exactly this way. It took about four minutes the first time.

Written by a regular person, for regular people. I'm not a tech guru. I'm just a few steps ahead, and I write down what I learn so your path is easier than mine.

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