USING THE TEACHER TRAINING FINDER IN CHATGPT (or any AI chat that can browse)

You do not need Claude. The file called paste-in.txt is a plain prompt, and it works in ChatGPT as long as the chat can browse the web.

BEFORE YOU START
Turn on web search for the chat. The Finder reads each program's own page, so without web access it cannot do its job. If your chat cannot open web pages, it will tell you so and stop. That is correct.

THE QUICK WAY (once)
1. Open a new chat in ChatGPT and turn on web search.
2. Open paste-in.txt, select all, copy, and paste it into the chat. Send it.
3. Answer its four questions: where, budget, time, style.
4. It finds up to five programs and, for each, answers ten questions using only that program's own page. It writes the page address and the date it read it. Where the page does not say, it writes "Not stated on the page."

THE KEEP-IT-HANDY WAY
To avoid pasting each time, create a Project and paste the prompt into the Project's instructions, then start your chats inside that Project with web search on. If your plan lets you build a custom GPT you can use that instead. Which of these your plan offers can change, so check your own plan. The quick way works wherever web search is available.

CHECK IT ONCE
In the first run, look for three things: it opened real program pages, it did not rank or recommend anything, and at least one answer says "Not stated on the page." If it ranks or recommends, paste the prompt again in a new chat.

WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
It does not rank programs, judge a school's quality, or say which to pick. Prices and details change, so check each school's own page before you decide. Anything marked "not stated" is a question to send to that school.
