From a good brief to a useful routine.
Work through the guides in order or start with the problem in front of you. The goal is practical: a clear task, an inspectable result, and a person who knows what to do next.
A hands-on learning path
Start by choosing a bounded workflow. Write its brief, decide the approval checkpoint, and run a small pilot. Use the first-week guide to collect feedback, then add a recurrence only when the result is useful. Each lesson includes a sample and a checklist you can adapt.
Find your next useful step.
Each page includes a concrete example, practical checks, and the decision that stays with a person.
Your first week with an AI coworker
A five-day plan for trying one useful workflow, reviewing real outputs, and deciding what deserves a second week.
Read the guide 02 / Better delegationHow to write a useful AI work brief
Turn a loose request into a brief with a purpose, source boundary, usable output, and explicit stopping point.
Read the guide 03 / Human reviewDesign an approval checkpoint that works
Build a review handoff that shows the action, audience, evidence, and consequences before anyone approves it.
Read the guide 04 / Pilot evaluationMeasure whether a workflow pilot helps
Evaluate an AI workflow with comparable examples, quality checks, and the full cost of human review.
Read the guide 05 / Workflow selectionChoose your first AI coworker workflow
Choose a first workflow by weighing repetition, available evidence, review effort, and the consequence of an error.
Read the guide 06 / Repeatable operationsMake recurring AI work reliable
Define freshness, run identity, exception handling, and ownership so recurring preparation stays useful over time.
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