AI Operating System Session · $100 · 60 min · Google Meet
How much of your business still routes through you?
You leave with this.
AI Operating System · Working Spec
What still runs through the owner
One working session. You talk me through how your business runs. I ask until we find the workflow still routing through you. Then I write the spec live, while you watch. No deck. No discovery call.
Direct checkout. You pick your time right after.
Cancel more than 24 hours ahead for a full refund.
Four workflows. All four routed through me.
Operations, sales, recruiting, delivery. The work below is what I removed, one system at a time.
Tap the ones that are still you. The readout keeps count.
No workflows flagged. The four cards above are the scan.
It gets written while you talk.
A working session. The document you saw above takes shape on screen, during the hour, in a doc we both have open. No PDF a week later.
You talk
You walk me through how the business actually runs. Plain words. No prep, no slides.
I dig
I ask until we find it. The one the scan above is pointing at.
I write
I write the AI Operating System spec in the shared doc while we talk. You watch every line land. When the call ends, the doc is yours. So is the recording.
Every workflow gets a straight call.
For each workflow we touch, the spec records one of three verdicts. Picked on the call, written down, defended to your face.
Automate it now
The process is stable and it's eating your hours. An agent can run it. The spec says how, in your stack.
Fix it manually first
Automating a broken process gets you a faster broken process. The spec lays out the manual fix, then the handoff to the machine.
Leave it alone
Some things aren't worth automating. I'll say so, in writing, and the hour goes where it counts.
I run an agency. I spent the last year removing myself from it: operations, sales, recruiting, delivery. The spec you get maps the same kind of system I built for myself, on Claude Code and agents.
One flat price
$100
60 minutes · Google Meet · Live
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- Format
- 60 minutes on Google Meet. A working session. You talk, I dig, the spec gets written live in a shared doc.
- You keep
- The spec doc and the full session recording.
- Gate
- None. No application, no upsell. One session, flat.
- Refund
- Cancel more than 24 hours ahead for a full refund. If I get on the call and can't help, I refund anyway.
Not for you if
- ×You want a free discovery call. This is an hour of paid work.
- ×You don't have a specific workflow in mind. The session needs a real one to dissect.
The spec is the scope.
If you read the spec and want it built: fixed scope, in your stack, $15k to $25k for most builds, quoted straight off the doc. No second round of discovery. That already happened on our call. The session is not a deposit on the build. Two separate products. Take the spec and build it yourself, or bring it back to me. Both are good outcomes.
Read me before you pay me.
I wrote these during the year I was taking myself out of my own agency. The man you'd be paying is all in there. Free.
Cancel more than 24 hours ahead: full refund.
If I get on the call and can't help you, I refund anyway.
Because $100 is the smallest filter for "you're serious and I'm serious." Free calls produce free advice. Paid calls produce real work. That is the whole pricing strategy. You just read all of it.
The hour, itemized.
Gman Creations
AI Operating System Session
How the work actually moves. Plain talk, no deck.
The ones that find the bottleneck. I spent a year aiming them at my own agency.
Your AI Operating System spec, in a shared doc, on screen the whole hour.
Automate it now. Fix it manually first. Leave it alone.
Sixty minutes. The spec. The recording. Yours forever. The page you just read is the entire pitch.
Stripe checkout. You pick your time right after.
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