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3 — Pick Your First Framework
Not a personality quiz — a situational fork. Three tracks based on what you're actually trying to do this month: build one working agent, systematize a solo business, or think at org scale.
The rule: pick by situation, not by curiosity. All three tracks are free and none of them expire — you're choosing what's first, not what's forever.
Door 1 — "I want one working agent this week"
You want something running by Friday that saves you real time.
Your track: Agent Cheat Sheet → One Hour to Agents. Copy-paste prompts first for the instant win, then the hour that takes you from chatbox to commanding a team by voice. Zero theory until you've felt it work.
Door 2 — "I want a framework for my solo business"
You're a founder or solo operator and the business runs on you. You want systems, not another tool.
Your track: The FAST Blueprint — Factory of Agents with Skills and Tools. The four automation traps, the framework, a 3-minute assessment, and the exact build order. This is the spine of everything else here.
Door 3 — "I want to think about AI at my org's scale"
You have a team. The question isn't "can an agent write my emails," it's "how does this reshape who does what."
Your track: start with the 90-second Org Chart primer, then the full Agentic Org Chart series — the Architect seat, the OSLO pillars, and the loop that runs inside every one of them.
Can't decide?
Take Door 1. A working agent by Friday makes the other two doors make sense faster than any amount of deliberating — and the library will route you onward from wherever you land.
Welcome in. Go build something this week.
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