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
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.

A founder at her desk, overwhelmed by scattered notes and repeated tasks11 h / week

What The Research Actually Shows

Every figure below is checkable

  • Share of work hours AI can already take over

    McKinsey, 2023

    29.5%
  • Returned for every $1 invested in AI

    IDC / Microsoft, 2024

    $3.70
  • Returned by the companies doing it best

    IDC / Microsoft, 2024

    $10.30
  • AI projects abandoned after the pilot

    Gartner, 2024

    30%
  • Hours saved per week, software teams

    McKinsey, 2025

    ~6 hrs

Do the maths on yourself

Add up your own day. The reply you have already written a hundred times. The same three questions from a different customer. The inbox you clear before the real work starts. A little over two hours a day is 11 hours a week, and that is 71 working days a year, better than three months of your working life spent on work that needed none of your judgement. All of it sits inside the 29.5% of hours McKinsey says AI can already take over.

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.

The Two Documents

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.

A blueprint page from the guide
The five areas where AI saves the most time, from the guide
STEP 01 · 69 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.

The business context template from the workbook
STEP 02 · 15 Pages, 12 Fillable

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.

A ready-to-paste Master Prompt from the guide
STEP 03 · 7 Days

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's Included
The 69 Page Guide 15 Page Fillable Workbook A Scorecard That Totals Itself Your Business Context, Written Once Prompts Ready To Paste 16 Point Safety Checklist A Plan For Each Of The 7 Days Click By Click Blueprints

Take The First One Off Your Plate

The same founder, relaxed at a clear desk with a mug
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  • Build Agents That Do The Work, the guide (69 pages)
  • Your First Agent In 7 Days, the workbook (15 pages, 12 of them fillable)
  • A scorecard that ranks your tasks and totals itself
  • A one page brief on your business, written once and reused
  • Prompts you paste as they are
  • A 16 point safety check before anything goes live
  • A day by day plan for the first week
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Before You Decide

FAQ

The things worth knowing before you buy, answered plainly.

Two PDFs, in your inbox the moment you pay. A 69 page guide you read, and a 15 page workbook you write in. Nothing is drip fed, nothing unlocks later, there is no login to remember. The download links stay valid, so the files are yours to keep.
Section one is an audit of your own week and takes about two hours. It is the part everything else rests on, so it is worth doing properly rather than quickly. After that you follow a seven day plan, roughly an hour a day, and you come out of it with one agent running.
No, because nothing in here asks you to. The blueprints are click by click, and any term that would otherwise send you to a search engine is explained the first time it appears. This was written for owners who have no intention of learning to code, and no reason to.
Nothing more to us. The bundle is bought once and there is no subscription on our side, ever. What you do need is an account with an AI provider, and that one is your call entirely: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Mistral and several others all sit around $20 a month, and the blueprints are written to work with whichever you already use or prefer. Everything else you need to start is free. From there the workbook plans your spending on a simple rule: nothing more leaves your account until an agent has proved it earns its keep.
It will, sooner or later, which is why a 16 point safety checklist runs through the workbook. You decide in advance what the agent may do alone, what it has to hand back to you, and how you switch it off. The method deliberately targets work that is repetitive and recoverable, never the work you would hate to see mishandled.
It fits owners who still personally handle enquiries, follow ups, content or admin: consultants, agencies, freelancers, online shops, local services. The honest test is simpler than any list of industries. If nobody in your business does the same task twice a week, this will not pay for itself.
Any PDF reader lets you type into the fields and save your answers with the file. For the scorecard and the ROI figures to add themselves up, open it in Adobe Acrobat Reader, which is free. In other readers everything still works, you just total the columns yourself.
The tools will change. The method will not. What you are buying is a way of choosing what to automate, keeping control of it, and writing it down so it survives. The blueprints name tools that work today, but the audit, the scorecard and the safety rules would have held five years ago and will still hold in five years.
It will not run your business for you, and it does not pretend to. Judgement, relationships and anything that carries your name stay with you. It is not about replacing anyone either: it takes the repetitive work off the plate of whoever is currently doing it, which is usually you.
If anything is wrong on our side, a file that will not open, a link that fails, a document that is not the one described, write to us and it gets fixed or refunded. We would rather refund an unhappy buyer than keep money we have not earned. Beyond that, a digital product cannot be handed back: the files reach you the moment you pay, and once they are on your machine they stay yours whatever happens next. That is why you confirm at checkout that you want them straight away, and why everything inside is described in detail further up this page, so you can judge the fit before spending rather than after.