AI For Life
Member builds

Made by members. Shared with everyone.

Every entry is something a club member actually made, with the tools named on its card. Add yours, even if it is small.

The AI For Life home page

This site

WebsiteOpen source

By the AI For Life club

Made with GitHub, Claude Code and GitHub Pages

Tool guides, a glossary, prompts and meeting notes in one place, built from a plain GitHub repo and published for free. Anyone can add to it.

See the repo ↗

A still from the home page header video

Header video

Video

By Brunson Smith

Made with FLUX 3

The video at the top of the home page was made with FLUX 3 and shared in the club chat.

See it on the home page

Four steps to build the story book: pull the transcripts and slides from Canvas, condense them into a study guide with Claude, retell them as a story book with Claude, then turn the book into audio with ElevenLabs

COMMS 411 Story Book

Study toolAudio

By Brunson Smith

Made with Claude, ElevenLabs and Canvas

A BYU media effects class turned into a story book and a two-hour audio version, so the lessons can be heard on the go. It took four steps and a handful of prompts, and the prompts are in the prompt library if you want to repeat this on your own class.

Listen (about 43 minutes per part)

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

The audio is a retelling of one class's lessons for studying. It is not an official course resource, so check anything important against your own class materials.

Why a showcase

A project you can point to beats a line on a resume. Employers and investors look for evidence you can build, and a public page with your name on it is evidence. It also shows the rest of the club what is possible with free tools.

Add your project

  1. Open showcase.html on GitHub and click the pencil icon.
  2. Find the line that says Add new projects ABOVE this line and paste the template below just above it.
  3. Fill it in. In the pills line, put what kind of project it is, one per <span> (for example Website, Video, Audio, Study tool, App, Open source). Reuse a kind that is already on the page when one fits, because the filter buttons at the top build themselves from these. List your tools in the Made with line.
  4. Optional: add a screenshot. Upload it to the assets folder and put its name in the img line, or delete the whole figure line if you have no picture.
  5. Click Commit changes, then Open pull request.
<article class="project">
<figure class="shot"><img src="assets/your-screenshot.jpg" alt="What the picture shows" loading="lazy"></figure>
<div class="pbody">
<div class="phead"><h3>Project name</h3><p class="pills"><span>Kind of project</span></p></div>
<p class="note">By Your Name</p>
<p class="made">Made with Tool one and Tool two</p>
<p>One or two sentences on what you made and why.</p>
<p class="plinks"><a href="https://example.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">See it ↗</a></p>
</div>
</article>

Only share work you are comfortable making public, and never include private client information.