Start here

A practical way to enter the site without getting lost in the full map

Signal Lens has grown into a fairly large reference. This page is the faster route: pick the path that matches your intent, then branch out only when you need more detail.

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Best first moves

Start with workflow guides if you want a practical entry path before comparing tools or model options.
Use the glossary when site language becomes dense.
Open AI Hub for broad discovery and presets.
Use global search when you already know a keyword or tool name.

Choose your route

Recommended starting paths by intent

Most people do not need the whole site at once. Pick the path that matches the question or working style you actually have right now.

Start with beginner workflow paths

If you want a practical way into AI, start with beginner workflow guides and the foundations concept path. This route is for learning how to work with AI, not for a broad introduction to AI as a field.

Choose your first AI workflow

AI platforms for beginners Concept foundations path

Choose tools and setup

If you are deciding what to use day to day, compare the tools section first and then narrow down with practical workflow guides.

Browse all tools

Find your AI setup Choosing your first AI workflow

Improve prompting and iteration

If you already use AI but want better outputs, work from prompt templates and the guides that focus on clearer instructions and better follow-up.

Open the prompts library

From vague ask to clear prompt Iterate after a bad answer

See practical workflows

If you want concrete examples of AI in practice, start with use cases and then jump into prompts or workflow guides that help you adapt the pattern.

Browse applied use cases

Spec to execution planning Connected workspace workflows

Understand models and tradeoffs

If the main question is which model family to use, start with the model library and then read explainers on deployment and provider choices.

Browse models and explainers

Open-weight vs proprietary Choosing models for coding tasks

How to navigate the site

The four navigation patterns worth knowing

Signal Lens has a few repeatable patterns that make the larger site easier to browse once you know where they live.

AI Hub landing page

Use /ai when you want the broadest view of the site. It combines section links, quick-find presets, and the cross-collection explorer.

Quick-find presets

The preset chips on the AI Hub page are useful when you want a starting shortlist by task or role rather than browsing everything manually.

Sticky section finders

On tools, models, prompts, and use cases pages, the finder under the header gives section-specific filtering without leaving the page.

Global search

Use the global search button or Cmd/Ctrl + K when you already have a keyword, tool name, model family, or concept in mind.

Browse by section

Jump into the main AI Hub sections

Once you know your direction, these section pages are the main gateways back into the larger library.

AI Workflow Guides

21 guides

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Guided reads for people who want a clearer route into using AI before they start branching into specific tools, models, or workflow patterns.

Tools

63 tools

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Browse coding assistants, chat apps, media tools, automation platforms, and local runtimes.

Models

128 references

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Profiles and explainers for choosing model families, deployment paths, and provider tradeoffs.

Prompts

71 prompts

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Reusable prompt patterns with variables, examples, and notes on how to adapt them.

Concepts

18 concepts

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Concept explainers and interactive walkthroughs for the parts of AI and ML that people actually run into.

Use Cases

65 use cases

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Applied workflow patterns for teams that want to move from theory to repeatable practice.