You’ve read it. Now run it.
The book ends with one instruction: run, and don’t look back. This page is where you start.
There’s nothing new to learn here. The Compass, the Map, the overlays, the cadence — the same tools you already read, built so you can put a real task through them in the next ten minutes. No account required to use them. No product to buy. Nobody to ask.
And the pages in the back of the book still work with a pencil. The book is complete without any of this. This is for the day you want the tools working beside you.
Five tools, one real task.
The Compass
Two questions. Four directions. Type in one real task and find out what role AI should play in it — and what stays yours.
Open the Compass
The Map
Mark a destination. Break the way there into legs. Take a bearing on each one. AI walks every leg you assign it; the trip shrinks to the legs you keep for yourself. Print the one-sheet, walk it, and keep it when you're done — every finished Map cuts the cost of the next.
Open the Map
The Overlays
Take the work you repeat — the kind that eats your week — and lay the five overlays over it: Generation, Research, Production, Distribution, Decision-support. Mark where a human has to stand. Leave with a build list capped at four.
Open the Overlays
The Cadence
Automation is never finished, because the work it runs on never stops changing. Weekly during change, monthly in steady state, always on trigger. Set the meeting you'll be tempted to skip, and let the three tripwires interrupt your calendar when they should.
Open the Cadence
Own the Factory
A subscription is using something with someone's permission. Run the honest math on what you're renting, what it costs you a year, and what it would take to own the factory instead.
Open Own the Factory