1. Step 1 – Research with Gemini

Use Gemini or another search-focused model for the first step: gathering information.

  • Ask for definitions, overviews and recent context.
  • Request links or references you can verify yourself.
  • Collect notes in your own words as you go.

2. Step 2 – Draft with ChatGPT

Once you have enough material, move to ChatGPT (or your preferred general assistant) to create a first draft.

  • Paste your notes and clearly state the target audience.
  • Specify the format (blog post, email, report, script, etc.).
  • Ask for a structure first (headings) and then ask to fill them.

3. Step 3 – Polish and check with Claude

Finally, send the draft to Claude or another long-context model to refine it:

  • Ask for clarity improvements and more natural phrasing.
  • Ask it to highlight unclear sections or logical gaps.
  • Check if the tone matches what you want (formal, neutral, friendly).

4. Keep human control at the end

No matter how good the tools are, the last step should be yours. Read the final output slowly, adjust details, and make sure it reflects your own judgement and voice.

You can mix and match other tools in a similar way – for example adding an image model at the end to create visuals that match your text.