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No. The book assumes no coding and builds from everyday tasks -emails, posters, lesson notes -using chat prompts, Google tools, and simple checklists. Technical ideas (like context windows) are explained with metaphors and usable routines.

Two things: the India-first framing (Hinglish, rupees, metros, festivals, local business, pan shop se leke home made business tak all business plans are localized in indian context) and the ethics-by-design approach. You don’t just learn how to get outputs; you learn how to keep them accurate, fair, and safe -habits that earn trust.

Yes -cautiously and ethically. The book lists micro-gigs (caption packs, lesson bundles, research briefs) with sample pricing, scopes, and revision policies. It’s not get-rich-quick; it’s get-reliable-fast.

No. Prompts include Hindi or Hinglish variants; the guidance encourages code-switching for comfort and clarity. The techniques apply to other Indian languages too.

No. Think of them as repeatable routines: trigger (time or label) > gather inputs > run a mastered prompt > save a Doc/Sheet > notify you. Always with human review and uncertainty labels. All agents examples given are for Indian context keeping in mind local business

Same day. Start with one micro-use: a cleaner email, a better poster, or a three-bullet brief. Document your before/after and save the prompt. Repeat and stack.