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Eight free prompts and checklists, ordered the way they actually stack. Start at the top if you're new. Each one takes a piece of your week back, and each one hands off to the next.
Updated 2026-08-26 · 1 readiness check · 8 free tools · 1 waitlist
Start HereBefore you install anything, find out which leak is costing you the most. Six questions, no wrong answers. This is also where the newsletter and the free session invite land.
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Get Your Week Back
Where are you with AI agents right now? Six quick questions that point you at the one tool below worth doing first.
Take the check
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The StaircaseEight free tools in build order. Diagnose the leak, write one hard message, test the one task that still depends on you, turn it into a rule, read a month at once, install the rule as a skill, teach it your voice, then run the three that keep the whole thing growing. Each step picks up the problem the last one created.
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The Time-Leak Checklist
Ten spots where your day gets taken from you a few minutes at a time, and the one thing you hand an AI agent to shut each one. Read down the list and mark the ones that are yours.
Open the checklist
Free checklist
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Write The Message You're Avoiding
Two prompts. One drafts the hard message you keep putting off. The other preps you for what comes back.
Get the prompts
Prompt of the Week
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The Without-Me Worksheet
Pick the one task that stops dead the moment you go quiet. Four questions, in order. The first tells you whether it is even worth automating. The next three turn a task you dread into a spec somebody, or something, could build from.
Run the four questions
Free worksheet
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The Rule Page
Sort your week into four buckets, then take the task that keeps landing on you and write it down precisely enough to hand to somebody else. Or to something else.
Get the prompts
Level 2
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The Pattern Pass
One meeting's notes tell you what was said. A month of them tells you what keeps not getting decided, who is overloaded, and the one decision you keep deferring.
Get the prompt
Level 2
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The Skills 101 Starter
A prompt is something you retype. A skill is something you write once and the machine runs forever. This walks your own agent through the conversion, tested and installed.
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Giveaway · SKILLS101
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The Writing Desk
A free prompt that learns how you actually write from your real emails, then drafts anything that matters so it sounds like you. Not generic AI. You.
Open the Writing Desk
Install in 6 steps
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Skills, Automation, Multiplier
The three I run most weeks. Save a conversation you already solved as a skill. Score whether a task is even worth automating, and hear it straight when it is not. Split one job across several agents running at the same time, with a separate one grading the output.
Get all three
Prompt of the Week
Where It Goes NextThe free tools cover single jobs. The room covers the whole system, and the org chart shows what that system looks like when it's finished.
The Room
Reference
The AI Org Chart
Every agent role in a finished system, and what each one owns. The picture the eight tools above are building toward.
Every tool on this page is free and self-serve. The prompts are written for Claude Code, Cowork, or Codex, and they work by pasting into Claude or ChatGPT too. Nothing here needs a card, an install, or a call. Order matters more than speed: the checklist tells you which leak is biggest, and the seven after it stack, so running number six before number four usually means redoing number six.