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Three operator's manuals
for the CEO getting serious about AI.

Start with AI for CEOs Starting from Scratch if you are new: it takes you from using ChatGPT like a search box to a daily practice that gives back a day a week, no terminal required. When you are ready for real tools, OpenCLAW is the always-on agent harness that runs while you sleep, and Claude Code is the focused-work tool you open at your desk. Pick one, or get all three as a bundle.

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Book 1 · OpenCLAW

The Complete Guide to OpenCLAW for CEOs

270+ pages · 5 parts · 25+ workflows · 90-day build plan

A CEO's operator's manual for building an always-on AI agent harness. Memory, skills, MCP servers, the 90-day build plan. The agent that wakes at 7am Monday and texts you the brief.

$99 One-time · 12-month update window
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Book 2 · Claude Code

The Complete Guide to Claude Code for CEOs

174 pages · 6 parts · 19 chapters · 5 workflows

A CEO's manual for running your day from a terminal that knows what your company is up to. Written for a CEO who has never opened a terminal; takes you to five end-to-end workflows running on your own laptop, against your own files.

$99 One-time · 12-month update window
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Book 3 · AI for CEOs

AI for CEOs Starting from Scratch

170 pages · 6 parts · 19 chapters · no terminal required

The beginner's on-ramp, for the CEO who pays for ChatGPT or Claude and uses it like a search box. Takes you to a daily AI practice that gives back a day a week, entirely in the chat window you already have. Start here, then graduate to the tools.

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