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Time is the product
If you’re good with AI, drafting, research, and follow-up stop eating the afternoon. The lever isn’t magic. It’s judgment plus a system you can run every week.
Author29 · Details
Get hours back by getting actually good at AI.
Not a prompt pack. We find the gaps in your week first. Then I teach the skills and systems I actually use to ship.
$250 / hour · Talk first. Packages only after we know the shape.
A typical operator week
Same work. Far fewer hours.
Patterns from real weeks, not a multiplier from a blog post. We measure yours.
Draft
Research
Follow-up
Gray = before · Copper = after a system you can run
Why this exists
Most people dabble, then still do the long version. Coaching is the missing piece: judgment, a system, and practice on your actual work.
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If you’re good with AI, drafting, research, and follow-up stop eating the afternoon. The lever isn’t magic. It’s judgment plus a system you can run every week.
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A saved prompt is cheap. Knowing when to trust the draft, when to rewrite, and when not to use AI at all is the skill. That’s what we practice.
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A skill in your voice. A review loop. A checklist that fits the tools you already have. You keep it after the session ends.
Time you can get back
Illustrative patterns from operator weeks, not a guarantee. Your numbers depend on the work. We measure yours on the first call.
Weekly writing
4–6 hours
~1 hour
A voice skill plus a review pass. You still decide what ships.
Follow-up in drafts
A stuck afternoon
A 20-minute loop
Once the system is yours, it runs on a cadence instead of guilt.
Research / briefing
20 tabs, ~2 hours
A structured pass
AI gathers; you check what’s true. That’s the whole point.
Who it's for
The system
Talk first is the product, not a formality. I need the gaps before I take anyone on.
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Where hours go. Which tasks repeat. Which tools you already have.
We talk before any package. I need the gaps, or I can’t teach the right thing. If it isn’t a fit, I’ll say so.
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The tool, and the judgment: when to trust, rewrite, or skip AI.
Not a tour of every model. The few moves that actually shorten your work, practiced on your real tasks.
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A skill in your voice. A checklist. A review loop you can keep.
Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Codex: whatever you already live in. The point is a system that survives Monday without me in the room.
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Sessions plus work in your actual week, not a lecture.
You do the reps between hours. That’s how the time actually comes back. I won’t take you on if you want it done for you.
Why learn this from me
Not a certification. The same motion behind Author29: data, products, and skills you can run without me.
I come from evidence, not AI hype. I care whether something actually changed the week, not whether it looked impressive in a screenshot.
Relay, First Book, Queue, Voice Studio: live trials for operators, not decks about “transformation.” I teach what I use to build.
Chapter Labs produce skills for Cursor, Claude, and Codex. You learn the same motion: voice, constraints, a review loop, then it runs without me.
I work with people betting on themselves. The coaching matches that: specific to your work, no certificate, no room full of strangers.
See the live trials on Work and the skill pattern in Chapter Labs.
Straight talk
What's included
$250 / hour · Talk first
Get hours back by getting actually good at the tools, not collecting prompts.
Ready when you are
Send a short note about your week and where it's leaking. If it's a fit, I'll follow up with times, then hours, if we both want to continue.
Talk first