Everything on this page came out of real engagements — the scorecards we run in audits, the frameworks we install in embeds, the patterns we write up when something breaks. Something new ships every week. Nothing is gated behind a sales call.
Short videos from Zachary King on getting AI working, choosing the right help and measuring the result. Watch an answer or read the transcript.
Browse the video answers →Run them in your browser. Score your business. Keep the output.
Ten questions to a 0–100 readiness score, with a tiered report on how ready your business is to install AI.
Run it →Twelve questions scoring how much of the business runs on you — and what AI offloads first.
Run it →Describe your biggest operational headache. Get a prioritised starter roadmap of up to three skills.
Run it →Describe a repeated task. Get a starter skill file to finish and paste straight into Claude or ChatGPT.
Run it →Put real numbers around one repeated workflow. See the annual capacity value, payback period and year-one ROI.
Run it →Long-form, from the build log. The real recipe, including what broke.
The personal setup, company method, training material and five working skills. No email gate. Build the first useful version in 30 minutes.
One reference URL, the copy we already had, and zero lines of code by hand. How the Four Stages page got built, with the real numbers.
Same headcount. Massive growth. How mapping one business exposed the constraints, quantified the upside and produced a build plan.
Layer 3: the Brain. The model was never the unlock, the context layer is. Your company's own knowledge, codified, mapped, and kept alive so your AI performs like your best operator.
Layer 2: Context. Everything your AI can see the moment it acts, your files, your live data, your tools. How to build the stack and keep it current as the business moves.
Almost nobody in this market publishes prices. We do. Hourly rates, per-agent pricing, project fees, embedded delivery, and our real numbers, so you know the going rates before anyone gets you on a call.
Layer 1: Architecture, aka AI Brutalism. The plumbing: where the AI sits, how it's wired. Folder structure, project brains, and the maintenance loop that keeps it all current.
Layer 4. Everyone wants the skills first. A skill is a verb, context is the noun, and a verb with nothing to act on is useless.
I built one: a one-man practice doing $400k+, run almost entirely on AI. The full stack map — what's actually under the hood.
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