🗂️ Learning Path Modules
The Method
The Contractor Method — my complete system for getting $10K-looking results from a single model. Seven moves, plus 25 ready-to-copy…
Move 1 — Deliver the work, not the toolbox
Mistake #1: asking for the "how" instead of the "what".
Move 2 — State your non-negotiables
Delivering the work doesn’t mean handing over everything. Every task I give the assistant comes with 2–4 non-negotiables — things it can’t tou…
Move 3 — Define “done” so a robot can verify it
"Make it look professional" isn't an instruction — it's a hope. The assistant runs for a long time and self-corrects, which means the highest-leverage thing you can give it…
Move 4 — Stock the fridge before you leave
The assistant can work autonomously for a very long time. The only thing that breaks the run is when it needs to stop and ask you for something…
Move 5 — Let it work
This is the hardest part, and it’s a behavior change, not a prompt trick.
Move 6 — Inspect it like a customer, not the builder
When the run ends, don't review the work in the same conversation that built it. The builder always thinks the house turned out great — the same goes for…
Move 7 — Stack passes—and save the receipts
One prompt gives you the skeleton. The passes give you the parts people screenshot.
Library — 25 copy-and-paste prompts
The rest of this guide is the prompt pack: 25 ready-to-copy-and-paste prompts, all written in the Contractor’s style. Fill in anything in…