For Founders Running Lean

The Work You Redo Every Week Can Run Itself

New enquiries sit unanswered while you finish something else
The same handful of questions reaches you every single day
Every follow-up gets written from a blank page
You've opened ChatGPT plenty of times, but nothing became a process

One agent, running properly, by the end of the week.

Build Agents That Do The Work, the guide, and Your First Agent In 7 Days, the workbook

What it is costing you

You Are Paying For This Time. In Days.

Where your week actually goes

Automation isn't about handing over your business. It's about clearing the work that keeps interrupting the decisions only you can make.

What The Research Actually Shows

Every figure below is checkable

Work hours AI could automate

McKinsey, 2023

29.5%
Return per $1 put into gen AI

IDC / Microsoft, 2024

$3.70
Same figure, top performers

IDC / Microsoft, 2024

$10.30
Projects dropped after pilot

Gartner, 2024

30%
Weekly hours saved, software teams

McKinsey, 2025

~6 hrs

Do the maths on yourself

Add up your own day. Forty-five minutes on replies you have written a hundred times. Half an hour on the same customer questions. An hour clearing the inbox. That is 11 hours a week, 68 working days a year, better than three months of your working life spent on work that needed none of your judgement. Every one of those tasks sits inside the 29.5% of hours McKinsey says AI can already take over.

Start With One Agent

The Method

Three Steps To Your First Working Agent

No developer to hire and no agency to brief. You audit, you give the AI your context, then you build.

Step 01

Find What's Actually Costing You

Log a real week of work in the audit sheet and score each task. What surfaces is usually not what you expected.

Step 02

Write Your Business Context Once

Your offer, your customers, your tone, the words you refuse to use. Fill it once and every answer sounds like your business.

Step 03

Build The Workflow From A Blueprint

Open the blueprint that matches your task, follow it step by step, then hand the Master Prompt to Claude with your context.

A Look Inside

Inside The Guide And The Workbook

The guide teaches, the workbook makes you decide, and the blueprints get it built. Each part hands off to the next.

STEP 01 · Guide Pages

Understand What To Hand Over

What an agent actually is, what it reliably does well, and where it still needs you. Then the same read applied to enquiries, support, content, invoicing and research.

What you get

You stop guessing and start recognising the work worth automating.

STEP 02 · Workbook Page

Map Your Own Business

Audit your week, score your readiness, write your context file, plan your tool spend. Every field is fillable and the totals calculate as you type.

What you get

You leave with a decision, not a folder of half-tested prompts.

STEP 03 · Implementation

Start With One Agent

Support, sales, marketing, finance, research. Follow the blueprint, run its Master Prompt against your context, clear the safety checklist, then go live.

What you get

One agent doing real work, documented well enough to hand over.

What's Included

PDF Guide Interactive Workbook Automation Scorecard Business Context Template Prompt Library Safety Checklist 7-Day Plan Agent Blueprint Library

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Start Clearing The Work That Slows You Down

One process, running on its own

Hours back, every single week

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Build Agents That Do The Work, the guide (200+ pages)
Your First Agent In 7 Days, the workbook (14 fillable pages)
Automation scorecard
Business context template
Prompt library
AI safety checklist (16 points)
7-day implementation plan

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Built to turn repetitive business tasks into reusable AI workflows, without a long course or hiring a developer.

FAQ

No. It's a guide you read and a workbook you fill in. No video modules, no scheduled lessons, nothing drip-fed. Everything arrives at once and you work through it at whatever pace suits you.

No. It's written for owners who have never touched code and never intend to. The blueprints are click-by-click, and every technical term gets explained the first time it appears.

You can do everything in the first blueprint on a single $20/month AI subscription plus free tools. The workbook's tool planner is built around spending nothing further until an agent has proven itself.

No, and it shouldn't. The method targets work that is repetitive, predictable and recoverable if it goes wrong. Judgement calls, relationships and anything you'd hate to get wrong stay with you.

Owners who still personally handle enquiries, follow-up, content or admin. Consultants, agencies, freelancers, e-commerce and local service businesses all fit. If nobody in your business does the same task twice a week, this won't earn its price.

Every field is a real form field you type into in your PDF reader, and the checkboxes tick. The scorecard totals itself, the ROI tracker multiplies your hours by your rate, and the safety checklist counts what you've cleared.

Yes, and the final section exists for exactly that. You record each agent's platform, cost, instructions and escalation rules, so someone else can run or repair it without needing you in the room.

No. It's aimed at owners doing this work themselves because there is nobody else to do it. Where you already have a team, the point is to take the dull repetitive part off their plate.

The plan runs over seven days and asks for roughly ten hours in total. A rough working agent usually exists by day three; the days after that are testing, safety and connecting it to your other tools.

The files are delivered in full the moment you pay, so sales are final. Everything included is listed in detail above so you can judge the fit before buying rather than after.