On my business, my code, my journal, my texts. Each one has a number, a name, and a video on @espoai. None of them took three minutes to figure out; it took a couple of years of daily reps to make them look like they take three minutes.
How to use this page: find the situation you’re in, copy the prompt, replace anything in [brackets] with your real thing.
For the calls you can’t see around — pressure-test before you commit.
Two AIs argue your decision, round after round, until only the strongest case survives.
Read the obituary before the funeral — make AI write the story of how your plan failed.
If nine agree, the tenth must argue the other side. Nobody wants that job — AI will take it.
Negotiations, disagreements, and the messages you’re dreading.
Contracts, offers, and everything that wants your signature.
Starting, finishing, and finding what your work is missing.
The shortest prompt in the vault. Two words, and they find the thing you can’t see.
Stop giving AI the job before it knows anything about you — make it interview you first.
Stop starting. Version zero exists so version one can.
Getting more out of every conversation than you asked for.
Batch 2 is coming. The vault stays open.
When you want the full picture behind the methods, the long-form write-ups live in Resources — start with the prompt engineering guide or the beginner’s guide to AI prompting.
The weekly email with the AI news, tools, and methods I’m actually using — new vault entries included.