The AI noise goes in. What's worth using comes out.

It goes in on the left and comes out on the right, through eight parts in four stages: read, try, measure, build.It runs through eight parts in four stages: read, try, measure, build.

What each part does

How vetted works

Read
Try
Measure
Build

01
The Friday brief
What shipped in AI this week, and whether it matters to you.
02
The tools directory
What each AI tool is for, and its price where we have it.
03
Use cases, with the prompts
Workflows run on real work, with the prompt to paste.
04
Agent access
Your own assistant reads all of it, as markdown or over MCP.
05
Free tools
Small tools that each do one job, free.
06
The readiness assessment
A score, a readiness band, and the three things to fix first.
07
AI transformation
We audit how the work runs, fix the process, and train the team.
08
AI engineering
We build the agents, portals and tools the work runs on.

Goes in

A new model every week
Vendor pitches
A hundred tools for one job
Posts saying you're behind
Your team's questions

Comes out

A prompt to paste today
A tool worth paying for
A score and what to fix first
A written roadmap
An agent doing the work

The machine

Each part is a page on this site. Scroll to take it apart.

01 / 08 · Read

The Friday brief

What shipped in AI this week, and whether it matters to you.

02 / 08 · Read

The tools directory

What each AI tool is for, and its price where we have it.

03 / 08 · Read

Use cases, with the prompts

Workflows run on real work, with the prompt to paste.

04 / 08 · Read

Agent access

Your own assistant reads all of it, as markdown or over MCP.

05 / 08 · Try

Free tools

Small tools that each do one job, free.

06 / 08 · Measure

The readiness assessment

A score, a readiness band, and the three things to fix first.

07 / 08 · Build

AI transformation

We audit how the work runs, fix the process, and train the team.

08 / 08 · Build

AI engineering

We build the agents, portals and tools the work runs on.

In order

Read, try, measure, build. Start at the part you need.

What each part does

Read. The whole library is free, and open to your own agent.

01 · 1 issue
The Friday brief
The AI news worth acting on. Five to seven links an issue, each with what to do about it. Every issue stays free to read here.
Read the brief Read issue 1
02 · 285 tools
The tools directory
Filed by the job each tool does. Prices, free plans and platforms where we have them on record, and the use cases here that run each tool.
Browse the tools Browse by category
03 · 11 use cases
Use cases, with the prompts
Every workflow comes with its prompt. Each one gives what to set up, the exact prompt to paste, what came back, and what to change when it misses.
See the use cases Read the full workflow
PromptCopy
Map the task and find the steps that should not exist
Below is a description of a recurring task on our team, written by the person who does it. Map it before anyone automates anything.
Rules: - List every step in order, as a numbered list, in the words of the description. Do not add steps that are not described. - For each step, mark one of: KEEP (it produces something someone uses), CUT (nobody uses the output, or it repeats an earlier step), or QUESTION (the description does not say why it exists). - For each QUESTION, write the one question I should ask the person who does the task. - Then list the steps marked KEEP that are copying, reformatting, summarising or looking something up. Those are the candidates for AI. - Do not recommend tools. Do not estimate time savings.
04 · 4 MCP tools
Agent access
Your own agent can read the lot. A read-only MCP server with 4 tools, and a markdown copy of every page. No key needed.
Read llms.txt Read llms-full.txt

Try and measure. A tool for one job, and a score for where you stand.

05 · 2 tools
Free tools
One job each, in your browser. No AI account to set up and nothing to pay.
Try a free tool Review reply generator
- Review reply generatorTwo reply drafts for a Google review, and a flag on the ones a person should answer.
- Automation ROI calculator
Try it
06 · 12 questions
The readiness assessment
Where you stand, in about four minutes. It's scored in your browser, and your answers go nowhere unless you send them to us.
Take the assessment Talk to us

Build. We fix the process, then ship the software it runs on.

07
AI transformation
Process first, then software. The Systems Audit comes back as a written roadmap, ranked by effort against payoff. Then we change the process and train the people who run it.
See AI transformation See consulting
The process4 steps
1. 01Audita written roadmap, ranked by effort against payoff
2. 02Mapyour process written down, so anyone can run it
3. 03Changeone owner a step, and the tools set up to match
4. 04Traina team that runs it, and a point of contact after it goes live
08
AI engineering
Built in accounts you own. Websites, apps, portals, internal tools, integrations, agents, and models on your own machines. We spec it, build it, run it, and hand you the keys.
See AI engineering See the work
The build4 steps
Speca written spec you sign off before any code
Prototypea version you can click, while changes are cheap
Buildworking pieces in accounts you own, checked against the spec
Run and hand overthe code, the accounts and the docs, and your team trained
The keysYours

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