AI for decision-makers · 6 short lessons
For executives and independent professionals who already use AI in the browser and still copy and paste everything. Understand the four layers of an AI system, why the terminal with an agent is the one that gets the work done, and how the harness makes it work your way.
get started now →15 to 21 min per lesson · nothing to install · read on your phone or computer
browser chatgreat for one text at a time; can't see your files
AI in the editorsees the open file; made for people who code
terminal with an agentreads the folder, runs it, checks it, and fixes it: it has hands
harnessrules, permissions, and recipes for it to act your way
In 2 minutes
From chat to harness, and where everything lives in the folders: why the terminal is the layer that executes. Watch before you begin. Vertical version for Shorts/Reels.
What you’ll know how to do
Place any AI tool on the map in one of the four layers, with its advantage and the point where it gets stuck.
Read a real agent session in the terminal and point out where it read, ran, requested permission, and checked.
Write the fixed instructions your agent’s: three work rules and one limit, in Portuguese.
Decide task by task what stays in chat, what goes to the terminal, and what goes into the harness.
Draw the project folders: one per project, the .claude drawer, the open AGENTS.md, and the knowledge base (wiki and OKF).
"Chat responds. The terminal executes. The harness makes sure it executes your way."
Who it’s for
it's for you to
it's not for you if
Learning path
Where the browser chatbot helps and exactly where it gets stuck, using one of your own cases.
Chat, editor, terminal, and harness on a napkin, and why the terminal has hands.
A real agent session, line by line: read, planned, asked permission, executed, checked.
The seven parts, and the first version of your agent’s standing instructions, written.
The four-line decision rule applied to five tasks from your week.
One folder per project, the .claude drawer, AGENTS.md open, the knowledge wiki, and the Google Cloud OKF format.