Each playbook takes one business process and walks you through building an AI agent for it, with your coding agent doing the typing.
Free to read after a one-minute sign-up. No card.
Sales and outreach first, because that is where I have run the systems myself. More follow.
The top-of-funnel system that still works in month six, because the context lives in one place.
An agent that works the search surface for you, driven through a real browser under your own login.
Terms notice: automating LinkedIn breaches section 8.2 of its User Agreement. Experimental study.
A browser you log into yourself, a coding agent that drives it, and no per-seat licence.
Terms notice: automating LinkedIn breaches section 8.2 of its User Agreement. Experimental study.
A document that serves two readers serves neither. You read the first one end to end, and hand the third one to Claude Code or Codex.
What to build, in what order, and what it costs. No code, no schemas, no shell commands.
Architecture, data model, the configuration that matters, and the checks that prove the controls hold.
Executable instructions, session by session, with the acceptance criteria each step has to meet.
Every playbook opens by telling you plainly who should not attempt this alone. That gate is the reason you can trust the other forty pages.
Founders and owners who would rather own this than rent it. Your coding agent does the typing, but you do need to understand what you are looking at.
It is not autopilot. There is a human in every loop that touches a person. An agent that closes deals while you sleep is selling you the part that was never the bottleneck.
The playbooks live in the app so the diagrams stay interactive and updates reach you without a re-download. If you would rather not build it yourself, the request form for a paid build sits inside every playbook.