← All drillsBuild Your AI Stack
What you'll be able to do- ✓Map your work onto the six jobs AI is actually good at
- ✓Choose one tool per job and write a one-page stack decision doc
- ✓Set up an assistant with your own context so it drafts in your voice
- ✓Produce research with sources and catch a wrong number before it reaches a board
- ✓Turn a meeting into decisions with named owners and follow-ups sent the same hour
- ✓Run a 20-minute test that tells you whether a new AI tool is worth adopting
- ✓Cancel the subscriptions that duplicate a job you already cover
Replace the overwhelming tool list with a one-page stack you can defend — one tool per job, a cost per month, a named owner, and a date to re-check it.
⌁ How AI-forward small companies actually buy software — a named owner per job, a review date, and a cancel list, instead of eleven overlapping subscriptions nobody approved.
Start this internshipCreate an account to unlock the 7 sections, the workbench, and AskThili.
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1. Six Jobs, Not Sixty Tools
🔒 locked2. The Thinking Partner, Properly
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🔒 locked4. Meetings and the Paperwork Tail
🔒 locked6. The 20-Minute Tool Test
🔒 locked7. Reference — The Tool Table
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🔗Build Your AI Stack — template pack (STACK.md, context files, the 20-minute test)
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