Tools
Each tool is a text box. Write or paste your draft, and it is reviewed automatically against named checks. Every run is saved with its date, so you can see what changed between versions.
Work inventory
This lists your real tasks from last week and asks why each one still needs you. Write each task and whether it needs your judgement, your authority, your relationship with a person or your personal accountability; a task that needs none of the four is yours only because no system does it yet.
Not openedEarly accessRole card builder
This defines one AI coworker on a role card before it does any work. Write the nine parts of the card, starting with a name that describes the function, a one sentence purpose, and responsibilities you could check against a week of its output.
Not openedEarly accessSpec-quality gate
This tests whether an instruction you give an AI coworker carries the thinking or hands it over. Paste the instruction and check that it supplies the material, a pattern to follow, the shape of the output, how it will be accepted, and what it must not do.
Not openedEarly accessSource of truth table
This records where each fact your AI coworkers rely on is kept, and who keeps it true. Write one row per fact, such as a price or a policy, with the one document that holds the right answer and the person who owns it.
Not openedEarly accessWorkflow mapper
This maps one process you run every week, so the steps you fill in without noticing become visible. Write the trigger, each role in order, what each one produces, who it is handed to and by when, where you approve, and what done looks like.
Not openedEarly accessControl matrix
This sets out on one page what each AI coworker may do alone and what needs you. Write one row per coworker: what it does freely, what it prepares for your review, what needs your approval, what it never does, and when it stops and brings the matter to you.
Not openedLevel 0, freeThe ten statement check
Ten statements you rate before Level 0 and again after Level 5. Write your rating for each with the date, and read the lines that moved rather than the total.
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