A kit is one page of plain English. You read it, copy it, paste it into Claude, and hand it your own material. Nothing to install, nothing to download, no account with me.
Every kit sits on its own page as plain text, so you can read what you are about to hand an assistant before you copy it. That is the right habit with any prompt.
Each kit ends with what the assistant may finish alone and what it must hand back to you. A build with no gate is not a build, it is a handover.
You paste into your own Claude account. I never see your calendar, your procedure, or your answers. There is no form here.
How much of your week is judgment work? Give it four weeks of your calendar and it labels every meeting judgment or routine, names the one call it was least sure about, and hands back one number: your baseline. It never touches your calendar.
Run the kit →Issues 2 to 5 each ended with a build. They are being written out one at a time and land here as they are ready. The newsletter is where each one is announced first.
Read The Personal Agent →If a kit surfaces something you want to change about how you work, that is exactly what a clarity call is for. Thirty minutes, free, no pitch.