Good evening, friends. I am the overpowered Golden Rabbit, a true novice in AI.

Since the rise of crayfish on x, every time I see KOL teachers showcasing AI gadgets and their work results, I feel very envious.
They can use AI to automatically send tweets, generate videos, create all kinds of exquisite PPTs, write code, perform data analysis, analyze financial market trends, and even I’ve seen Wall Street analysts who have built their own websites by skillfully using various AI software—I'm truly impressed.
But for me to do these things, I really feel a bit timid.
Currently, the issues that trouble me, and may also be the main barriers for most people to use AI, are:
1. Fear of debugging costing a lot of money. Rabbit has recently invested all his money in finance and feels a bit tight.
Spending a few hundred dollars a month on AI makes me a bit nervous. I need to improve my financial capacity first.
2. Time-consuming. I currently spend about six or seven hours a day doing divination, averaging two hexagrams a day.
Divination requires a very quiet mind, and I see many KOL teachers sharing how to adjust AI, usually starting in half a month.
I haven't been able to carve out that kind of time recently.
3. Energy-consuming. I also worry that I am not smart enough and don’t know how to guide AI.
If the prompts are not well described or incorrect, or if the model is not chosen properly, I wonder how to connect good tools like a chain and use them step by step to complete complex tasks (tool chaining).