Steal the AI ideas that are actually worth using
A weekly collection of useful AI skills, prompts, tools, and workflows, with enough context to put each one to work.
Open Swipe
Web and email · MIT
3 stars · Open source
Swipe the best AI skills, prompts, and workflows.
The newsletter to learn AI by stealing the cool ideas, skills, and tools you didn't know you needed.
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What you get in a Swipe issue
Useful finds every week
Each issue filters the flood down to skills, prompts, tools, and workflows that are worth opening.
Enough detail to try it
A link comes with the reason it matters and a practical idea for where it fits in real work.
A catalog you can search
Browse the growing tool collection by what it does instead of digging through an old inbox.
Every issue stays public
The archive keeps past finds available on the web with the same examples and links sent by email.
Curation for people who would rather build than scroll
- Selected by hand
- Items earn their place because they are useful, interesting, or teach a reusable way of working.
- Written for doing
- The note around each link tells you what it is and where it might save time. No breathless trend summary required.
- Tools remain discoverable
- The public catalog and issue archive make an old recommendation easy to find after the original email is gone.
- The publishing stack is open
- The site, archive, newsletter system, and operator tools are available in the public repository.
Common questions about Swipe
How often does Swipe arrive?
Swipe is a weekly email. Published issues also stay in the public archive, so subscribing is useful but not required to read them.
What gets included?
AI skills, prompts, tools, and workflows with a practical reason to use them. The goal is a short useful selection rather than a complete news digest.
Can I browse without subscribing?
Yes. The tool catalog and published issue archive are public on Swipe.
Is Swipe an AI news newsletter?
Not really. It skips most news and keeps practical skills, prompts, tools, and workflows that are worth trying in real work.
Who writes Swipe?
Ian Nuttall researches and writes each issue. The selections are made by hand, with a short explanation of why each one is useful.
Can I unsubscribe at any time?
Yes. Every email includes an unsubscribe link and public issues remain available without an account.
Is the Swipe newsletter code open source?
Yes. The site, public archive, newsletter system, and operator tools are available in the GitHub repository.
One useful email a week beats another endless AI feed.
Open Swipe
Web and email · MIT
3 stars · Open source