Superhuman Go Tutorial: The Ultimate All-in-One AI Workflow

About this video

Kevin walks through Superhuman Go, an AI assistant from the makers of Grammarly that works inside the browser via the Grammarly extension instead of requiring users to copy content into a separate chatbot. After installing the extension and toggling on Superhuman Go, he opens the AI chat sidebar, which understands the context of the current page. He demonstrates summarizing a web article on snack and dessert trends for the Kevin Cookie Company and asking follow-ups, then uses built-in agents: the Grammarly proofreader to polish a supplier email with tone suggestions, the humanizer agent to rewrite in styles including concise, conversational, and executive, and Reader Reactions to predict what a recipient will remember and what questions remain, such as shipment quantities and delivery timelines. He also shows the resume builder agent in Google Docs, which displays an ATS (Applicant Tracking System) score that improves as suggestions are applied, and integrations for Gmail and Google Calendar to find urgent launch emails, draft and send a reply to Patti about low raisin inventory after approval, and book a 30-minute meeting at the next available slot. Kevin notes additional integrations including Google Drive, Jira, Canva, and Zoom, and closes with an offer of 20% off Grammarly Pro using his link.

Key takeaways

• Superhuman Go is enabled through the Grammarly browser extension and opens as an AI chat sidebar that understands the context of the page you are viewing.
• You can summarize a web page and ask follow-up questions without copying the article into a separate chatbot.
• Built-in agents include a proofreader for in-place writing improvements, a humanizer for tone styles like executive or conversational, and Reader Reactions to surface gaps and likely recipient questions before sending.
• The resume builder agent shows an ATS score in Google Docs that improves as you apply its suggestions.
• Gmail and Google Calendar agents let you find urgent emails, draft and send replies with approval, and book meetings, with additional integrations for tools like Google Drive, Jira, Canva, and Zoom.

Episode details: published May 29, 2026 · 9:39 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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