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Seven steps to a first test

Small steps, not daily deadlines. Open a step for guidance, then check it off when you’re ready.

1. Complete step 1: Choose one outcome
   01Choose one outcome

   Write who this helps and what you want to learn. Set a time and spending limit.

   Make an experiment brief →
2. Complete step 2: Set the quality bar
   02Set the quality bar

   Choose an output and write what would make it useful. For an AI workflow, time a comparable manual task before claiming a saving.

   Build a two-role team →
3. Complete step 3: Make the smallest version
   03Make the smallest version

   Use approved inputs. Keep the first attempt small enough to inspect yourself.

   See example workflows →
4. Complete step 4: Check and correct
   04Check and correct

   Check sources, accuracy, and usefulness. Count briefing, review, fixes, failures, and setup as real work.

   Measure the effort →
5. Complete step 5: Try it with someone
   05Try it with someone

   Ask a willing, relevant person to attempt the task. Watch where they hesitate; record behavior separately from compliments.

   Use the pilot prompts →
6. Complete step 6: Record what happened
   06Record what happened

   Log actual time, costs, output, and response. Leave unknowns blank. A completed task is not proof of income.

   Open my evidence log →
7. Complete step 7: Choose the next move
   07Choose the next move

   Continue, change one assumption, or pause. Pick one small next action and a realistic review date.

   Plan my restart →