AI Night School · Build Sunday

Set up your brain.

Your AI starts every conversation knowing nothing about you. Tonight you fix that. Answer 25 questions and this page reads your setup back to you, then builds your brain: a folder of plain files that teach your agent who you are, what you are building, where your work lives, how you talk, and what your rules are.

The files belong to you. Keep them on your computer, put them in your Google Drive, and hand them to whichever agent you use.

Step 1. Answer the questions. Rough answers are fine, in your own words. Leave a blank and it is recorded as UNKNOWN, with the one question that settles it. Nothing gets invented for you.

Step 2. Read your setup. The page shows you the map of your work, what is drifting, leaking, or repeating, and the calls you keep. Nothing is built until you approve it.

Step 3. Download your brain zip. It is built right here in your browser. Your answers never leave your device.

Step 4. Unzip it, put the folder in your Google Drive, and start your first conversation with the starter prompt at the bottom of this page.

A · You and your work 1. What is your name, and what do you call your business?

Example: "Tanya Reed. Suds on Wheels."

2. What does your business do, in one sentence, in your own words?

Example: "We come to your house or your job and detail your car while you do something better with your day."

3. List everything you are running right now. One per line. Which one matters most, and why?

Businesses, projects, side things. One per line. If a part of your main business is its own system, write it as Business: System (example: Suds on Wheels: Fleet Accounts) and it gets its own folder inside the business.

Example: "Suds on Wheels is the main one. I also sell gift cards at Christmas and I'm starting a YouTube channel. Suds matters most, it's the only one paying bills."

4. Where do your hours actually go in a normal week? Name the top 3.

Example: "Driving between jobs, answering texts about prices, and doing the actual cars. In that order, sadly."

5. What date in the next 90 days matters most, and what happens on it?

Example: "December 15. That's when the fleet contract with the dealership gets decided."

B · Who it is for, and what repeats 6. Who is this for, in your own words? Who pays you?

Example: "Busy moms and real estate agents. People whose car is part of how they show up."

7. What do your customers say their problem is, in their words, not yours?

Example: "'My car smells like a Happy Meal and I don't have four hours to fix it.'"

8. What is the repeating unit of your work: one job, one client, one case? Walk its steps from start to finish.

Example: "One detail. Text comes in, I send the price list, they pick, I book it, day-before reminder, do the car, photos, payment link, thank-you text."

9. What do you catch yourself re-explaining, to people or to AI, over and over?

Example: "That ceramic coating is not the same as wax, and what it costs. Every single week."

C · Where things live 10. How do you keep track of your customers today?

Example: "My phone contacts and a notebook in the truck. Don't judge me."

11. How do you keep track of the money today?

Example: "Cash App and Venmo, and I look at my bank app and guess."

12. Where do your documents and notes live? Name them all.

Computer folders, phone, paper, email drafts, screenshots, sticky notes. Everywhere.

Example: "Google Drive folder called Suds Stuff, photos on my phone, prices in a note on my fridge."

13. Who else works in the business, and what do they do?

Example: "My cousin Dre does Saturdays. My daughter books appointments from her phone."

Follow-up: which calls may your team make without you?

Example: "Dre can reschedule a job. He cannot change a price."

D · Your AIs today 14. Which AIs do you use, and what do you use each one for?

Example: "ChatGPT for texts and posts. Claude for the long stuff, like the fleet proposal."

Follow-up: which one is your worker and which one is your thinker?

Example: "Claude thinks, ChatGPT works."

15. What is something only one AI or one chat knows about your business?

Example: "The fleet pricing I worked out is in one ChatGPT chat. If that chat goes, it's gone."

16. Tell me about a time an AI lost your work, or a decision got made in a chat and disappeared.

Example: "I rewrote my price list with AI in March. Never saved it anywhere. Gone."

17. Do you use any tool or software that was built or changed just for you?

Example: "My booking page. A guy off Fiverr made it. I can't change anything on it myself."

Follow-up: customer details live in your chats. What may be pasted into an AI, and what may never be?

Example: "First names are fine. Never a customer's address or card details."

E · Your voice and your taste 18. How do you talk when you are at your best? Paste one short message or post of yours that sounds like you.

Example: "'Your car called. It said it's embarrassed to be seen with you. Book below, I'll fix it.' That's me."

19. What do you believe about your work that others in your field don't?

Example: "A clean car changes how a person carries themselves. Most detailers think they sell washes. I sell the feeling."

20. What makes you say "that's not me"? Name words, phrases, or styles you would never use.

Example: "Never 'synergy'. Never 'cheap'. Never exclamation points all over the place like a car lot."

21. Name one piece of writing or content in your field you think is excellent. What makes it good?

Example: "There's a detailer on YouTube who shows the before and after and shuts up. No hype. The work talks. That's the bar."

F · Your rules 22. Name one thing your agent should ALWAYS do, and one thing it should NEVER do.

Example: "Always send the day-before reminder. Never quote a price I didn't approve."

23. What decisions must the AI never make without asking you first?

Example: "Refunds. Discounts over 10%. Anything to the fleet account. And nothing gets posted with a customer's license plate showing."

G · The next move 24. If this brain works, what does your business look like 90 days from now?

Example: "The fleet contract is mine, Dre is full-time, and I'm not the one answering every text."

25. Anything with a number or a name on it that your agent must get right: prices, packages, fees, sizes, hours. One per line.

Example: "1-on-1 coaching is $200 a month. Group program is $99 a month. Single program is $49."

Missed one? If a price or a hard fact shows up anywhere else in your answers, this page catches it and files it with these. Nothing you type gets dropped.

The agent you will talk to first

Your answers are processed on your device only. This page does not upload, store, or send them anywhere. Leave passwords, account numbers, and private details about other people out of your answers.

Your setup, read back

This is the map your brain will be built from. Check it. If something reads wrong, scroll up, fix the answer, and read it again. Nothing is built until you approve.

🦉 Your brain is built.

Your zip just downloaded. Here is the rest of your setup:

Unzip the file. You get one folder named brain.
Open Google Drive. Upload the whole brain folder. That is your brain's home.
Open your agent. Attach or paste the file brain/CLAUDE.md and send the starter prompt below.

Your starter prompt:

Read the CLAUDE.md file from my brain folder first. Then tell me three things: what you understand about me and my work, what is still UNKNOWN, and the one question you need answered before we start work. Do not start the work yet.

When your agent answers, correct it. Every correction makes the brain smarter. Update the files when a decision changes, and your next conversation starts where this one ended.