Hey PH 👋 I'm Wyatt. I manage technical projects (status updates, stakeholder docs, timelines). Not machine learning. Every free AI resource I found was either a course selling a certificate or a tutorial written for engineers. Neither matched my week. So I built the guide I wished existed, and made it free and open source (CC-BY-4.0). The thesis is one line: more leverage, not more AI. What's inside: → The Leverage Loop: - Capture → Structure → Judgment → Re-run → Repeat. - AI drafts and organizes; accuracy, context, and the final call stay yours. → The Stop Condition Builder: - define "done" before you prompt: "until every claim has a source," not "until you feel confident." Exports Markdown. → A 10-week curriculum across five role tracks: - Manager, Writer, Operator, Knowledge Worker, Generalist. - Exercises use your real work from this week, not toy examples. Honest note on scope: this won't make anyone an ML engineer, and it skips model talk almost entirely (on purpose). It's for Monday-morning problems. There's no account and nothing leaves your browser; the interactive pieces run locally. Every idea is attributed: 188 books in the catalog, chase any source yourself. Spot a great free resource that passes the "what will I actually do with this on Monday?" test? PRs are open. I'd love feedback from this community, especially on the Stop Condition Builder. And drop your role + the most repetitive task you'd hand to AI; I'd love to improve this more in the future. P.S. Everything was built in the open: github.com/thewyattbrocato/ai-leverage-field-guide

AI Leverage Field Guide

Free AI workflow guides for professionals who hate hype

Free AI workflow guides for professionals who hate hype