We build the permanent context together, live: standing instructions, your business knowledge, and the standard for what good output sounds like in your voice. Your AI stops needing the morning briefing.
The wiring. Which model does which job, the loops that run without you, and the skills you build once and reuse. You stop using one tool for everything and start routing the work.
Judgment. What to hand the machine, what to keep, and how to catch it when it is wrong. A facilitated working session on your actual business — growth, scaling, and where your time goes.
Two crossings booked separately cost $600. Most people take Command and Systems together: the instruction layer, then the processes that run on top of it.
The Edge Audit goes inside the operation. It measures where the hours and the dollars actually go, ranks where AI pays off, and builds one working tool wired into how you already run.
Where the hours and dollars go — inbox volume, response times, the repeat work. Measured, not guessed.
Every opportunity scored by return and effort, so you know what to do first and what to leave alone. Yours to keep.
We build against the highest-return opportunity, connected to how you actually run. You use it on day one.
Every figure traces to your own data or a cited benchmark. If AI will not move the needle, that is in the report too.
Everything above is built for one decision-maker. If that’s not your situation:
For organizations where more than one person makes the call.
Up to five leaders. All six components: current assessment, handoff documentation, a company brief, individual leader setup, live decision execution, and ninety days of revisions.
$1,500 per additional leader beyond five. Quarterly reviews at $1,500 a quarter once the ninety days are up.
Yes. The architecture transfers to any serious model. Part of the session is showing you, on your own work, which tool deserves to be the one you build on.