IA du Jour

You run a small business or work for yourself, and you keep hearing that AI agents can take chores off your plate. The hard part is finding examples that look like your own week, in your own language. Most writing about AI agents is in English and about tools. IA du Jour is in French and organised around tasks, with AI news alongside.

On November 11, 2026 its home page counted 1,233 use cases. Of those, 1,195 are uses found in public sources and summarised, and 38 are practical cases written by the site's editors. Each one comes with points to watch and a prompt you can adapt.

You can browse by theme, by job or by audience. The section for very small businesses and tradespeople listed 436 cases, covering things like quotes, orders and payment reminders. The practical case featured on the home page is about chasing an unpaid invoice firmly and politely, a good sign of how down-to-earth the library is.

The site is careful about trust, and it's worth reading the method page before relying on anything. Each entry shows a level of evidence based on its source type, and sourced cases carry the date the source was checked. The summaries are original and the figures are the source's own. The editors say plainly that they don't test the uses themselves.

So a sourced case tells you a company or a publication said something worked. It doesn't tell you it'll work for you.

Reading is free. A partners page offers paid formats to companies that want to reach its readers. The privacy page, last updated November 10, 2026, names Réda Touzani in Lyon as the publisher and data controller. The site is hosted by Hostinger in the EU, the newsletter goes through Resend, and per that page no audience-measurement or advertising cookies are set.

Everything is in French, so English-only readers will need browser translation. If you read French and want ideas for the admin side of your work, it's a good place to browse.