The shelf
Documents you can use this afternoon
Things you read on your own, at your own pace, with nothing to book and nobody to meet. Everything here is print-ready, because this audience prints things and a PDF that breaks badly across pages is a PDF nobody uses.
Free
Start here, at no cost
The AI-Native Starter Kit
7-page print-ready PDF
The thing to read first. Built for someone who has not opened one of these tools, or opened it once and closed it again.
What is in it
- Three mindset shifts, stated plainly
- A two-tool picker, so the choice takes a minute rather than a week
- The C-A-G-E prompt formula
- Seventeen copy-paste prompts, sorted by task
- A twenty-minute walkthrough for your first session
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Paid
Toolkits
Priced so a corporate expense claim clears them without a conversation. What each one contains is listed in full below — if the list does not include what you need, do not buy it.
The Manager's Prompt Library
Not built yetPDF plus copy-paste text file
The prompts for the writing a manager actually does: briefing, status updates, reviews, and the difficult conversation you are rehearsing in the shower.
What is in it
- Prompts grouped by the task, not by the tool
- A before-and-after for each one, so you can see what changed
- A one-page card for the four you will use weekly
The AI Meeting System
Not built yetPDF plus templates
Agendas, notes, follow-ups, and decisions — the administrative half of every meeting you run.
What is in it
- An agenda template and the prompt that fills it
- A notes-to-actions workflow that survives a bad recording
- A decision log format that a project board will accept
The 30-Day AI Habit
Not built yetPDF workbook
One small task a day for thirty days, in order, each one taking under fifteen minutes.
What is in it
- Thirty dated tasks, each with the prompt written out
- A one-line log to fill in, because that is the part that makes it stick
- Four checkpoints where you throw out what is not working
AI for Performance Reviews
Not built yetPDF plus templates
High stakes, high anxiety, and extremely specific. Written for the person who has eleven of these to write by Friday.
What is in it
- A structure for gathering evidence before you write anything
- Prompts for the first draft that keep your own phrasing
- A checklist for what must never be pasted into one of these tools
Queue
Tell me which one to build first
None of the paid documents are finished. Naming the one you would actually use is the fastest way to move it up the queue, and you will get a note when it exists.
These are educational documents. They do not come with a guaranteed outcome, and none of it is legal, financial, or HR advice.