One method. Run it until part of your week runs without you.
Five steps, taught once on a small task, then run on your real work, then left running unattended. Not a list of AI topics.
93 lessons across four editions · 11 h 41 · one-time payment · lessons in English
Five steps. Every practical exercise runs through the same loop.
The real test of a course is the task it never covered. A learner who has the loop has a procedure. A learner who has topics has notes.
- 01MAP
Is this task even worth handing over?
Skip this step:months spent automating something that happens twice a year - 02BRIEF
Can I state it so someone else could run it?
Skip this step:a different result every run; nothing can be handed to a colleague - 03GROUND
Does it have my facts, not the model's guesses?
Skip this step:confident answers about a company it has never heard of - 04DELEGATE
How far up can this move without me?
Skip this step:doing it manually forever while calling it “using AI” - 05CHECK
How do I know it was right, cheaply?
Skip this step:the error is found by a client
Each skipped step has a known failure. That is what makes the method teachable instead of decorative. And it is why the course refuses to be a list of tools.
The loop is the same for everyone. The examples are not.
Every practical lesson carries four versions of the same exercise. You pick your track on day one and the course uses your kind of Tuesday from then on. This is why generic AI courses fail in the room: the demo is always someone else's job.
Interfaces that are drawn, not screen-captured.
Every walkthrough is rendered from code, so it can be updated when a tool change affects the lesson, and it never shows someone else's account. That is the difference you notice in the first minute.
Watch the free pilotThe same task travels through all five steps.
A supplier status report goes in at MAP and comes out at CHECK as a running, checked automation. You do the same with a task from your own week, on a Fit Sheet, in the same order.
See what you keepTASK supplier status report
1 MAP checkable Y monthly Y
verdict CANDIDATE
4 DEL rung auto
5 CHK takes 40 s verified FriTASK webinar → six posts
1 MAP checkable Y monthly Y
verdict CANDIDATE
4 DEL rung template
5 CHK takes 90 s verified MonTASK meeting notes → next steps
1 MAP checkable Y monthly Y
verdict CANDIDATE
4 DEL rung saved
5 CHK takes 60 s verified todayTASK variance notes, month end
1 MAP checkable N monthly Y
verdict ASK
4 DEL rung ask
5 CHK takes 5 min checked by meNot the videos. The things the videos build.
- M2Work mapevery recurring task, mapped and given one of four verdicts
- M4Standing context filerole, company, standards, voice. Reused every time
- M5Knowledge baseyour documents, answering with sources
- M6Task librarybriefs anyone on the team could run
- M13Connected setupAI reaching your real tools
- M14One automation you have operatedwith human checkpoints
- M15Check routinewhat gets verified, how often, by whom
TASK ..............................
1 MAP checkable in seconds? Y / N
comes back monthly? Y / N
verdict ....................
2 BRIEF context · task · constraints
example attached Y / N
3 GROUND sources ....................
freshness ..................
4 DELEGATE rung ask / saved / template / auto
human checkpoint at ........
5 CHECK check ......................
takes ... s verified ......Filled in as the loop runs. By the end of the course you hold fifteen to twenty of these. That stack is the deliverable. The sheet itself stays in English, like the lessons.
Seventeen modules, in the order the method is learned.
Learn it once in Part One. Run it on your real work in Two and Three. Leave it running in Four. Keep it true in Five. Tools lessons are 27 % of runtime and are replaced one at a time; the rest is about how the model behaves, not which button to press, and does not change when a vendor ships an update.
The Method
The Work
Unattended
Keep It True
Four editions. Each one a whole product.
Buy the edition you need now; what you paid is credited toward Complete for twelve months. One payment, no subscription, no expiry date, no cohort dates.
DAYS
Finish Module 2. Fill in your first Fit Sheet.
If it doesn't change what you hand over next week, email within 30 days and you get a full refund. Two conditions, no forms.
Only The Method is for sale. The later editions have no date yet, and nothing on this page asks you to pay for something that does not exist.
The whole system, each edition on its release day.
93 lessons, 11 h 41, all seven assets, one role track worked end to end. The Method ships first; The Work, Unattended and Keep It True follow in order.
Not for sale yet. It ships when the lessons exist, and you will be told the date before you are asked for money.
- v1 · M0–M6
The Method
Run the loop by hand on your own work. Leave with a work map and your first Fit Sheets.
€150one-time - v2 · M7–M12
The Work
Research, meetings, long documents, spreadsheets, visuals, a little code. The Tuesday everyone has.
€229one-timeNot for sale yet. It ships when the lessons exist, and you will be told the date before you are asked for money.
- v3 · M13–M14
Unattended
Connect it to your tools. Two real automations, with checkpoints, running while you are elsewhere.
€129one-timeNot for sale yet. It ships when the lessons exist, and you will be told the date before you are asked for money.
- v4 · M15–M16
Keep It True
Trust and its limits, what never goes in a prompt, the EU AI Act (only your part) and running it for a year.
€99one-timeNot for sale yet. It ships when the lessons exist, and you will be told the date before you are asked for money.
Editions ship in this order. Buy one now; it is credited toward Complete for twelve months.
Five people, one shared context.
Complete for five, plus the one-page team policy and the shared-assets kit from Module 16. Ten seats and up is a conversation, not a button.
Not for sale yet. It ships when the lessons exist, and you will be told the date before you are asked for money.
No required tool, no cohort, no certificate. Just work you can show.
Are the lessons in my language?
This page reads in Lithuanian, Polish, English and Ukrainian. The lessons themselves are in English, and every Fit Sheet is in English so a team can share them.
Is this for developers?
No. It is for people whose week is made of intake, briefs, meetings, documents, spreadsheets and hand-overs. Module 12 has a little code in it; it is the only one.
Which AI tool does it use?
The method works with whichever assistant you already have, and lesson 1.5 shows how to choose on capabilities instead of a brand. The setup module and the hands-on lessons are filmed in Claude Code, so v1 is the Claude Code edition; the required setup is about thirty minutes and the rest of the course does not depend on it.
How long does it take?
11 h 41 of lessons across four editions. Most lessons are five to nine minutes. The point is not to finish the videos; it is the stack of Fit Sheets you have at the end.
What if I only buy The Method?
Your access has no expiry date and you keep running the loop. If the course ever closes, you get 90 days' notice and your lessons to download. If you want the rest later, what you paid is credited toward Complete for twelve months.
When do the later editions ship?
In order: The Method, then The Work, then Unattended, then Keep It True. Complete buyers get each on its release day. The Founding price ends the day The Work ships.
Is there a certificate?
No. There is a work map, a knowledge base and two automations that run. Bring those to a conversation instead.
Which of your tasks are actually AI-shaped?
Two questions decide it: can you check the result quickly, and does it come back. A 2 min 36 s excerpt from the finished MAP lesson. Watch it, then print the blank Fit Sheet and run MAP on one task this week.