A practical decision-making guide for narrowing an AI-native product toward a clear direction after several experiments. It organises experiment records, compares evidence, identifies signs of convergence, and produces a decision report.
A guide to shadow validation for AI products. Shadow validation runs a proposed system alongside the existing process, compares the results manually, records failure patterns, and produces evidence for review.
A practical guide to designing AI-native products, agents, and individual skills. An agent is a software system that can carry out tasks, while a skill is a focused capability it can use.
A guide to designing business models for AI-native products around a premium for more certain results. In this context, certainty means customers can rely more confidently on the AI output.
A practical guide to context engineering for AI-native products. Context engineering is the work of selecting and organizing the information an AI system receives for a task.
A calculator for estimating the extra value customers may place on more certain AI results. It uses a formula from the AI certainty business-model method.
A business-model design guide for selling verified information and judgments as a service. It is based on the idea that customers pay for confidence in the truth of each number.
A business-model design guide based on guaranteeing the results of an AI service. Under this model, the provider may compensate the customer or provide the service free when the result is wrong.
A guide to designing businesses around AI predictions that outperform human predictions in selected areas. Prediction arbitrage means turning a prediction advantage into commercial value.
A practical guide to RAG and knowledge-system design. RAG, or retrieval-augmented generation, lets an AI find relevant information from a knowledge source before producing an answer.
A strategy guide for building marketing and growth systems around AI. It applies a method for connecting product use, customer behaviour, and growth decisions.
A guide to designing a data flywheel, where product use creates data, data improves a model, and the improved product attracts more use. It helps teams examine whether this cycle can strengthen over time.
A retention design guide for identifying when users may be likely to leave and responding before they do. Retention means keeping users active over time.
A guide for turning marketing activities into product features that users encounter during normal use. It treats marketing as part of the product experience.
A guide to designing a customer loop for an AI product: choosing early customers, setting co-creation boundaries, collecting feedback, improving the product, and expanding to more customers. Co-creation means developing the product with selected customers.
A risk-assessment guide for AI products using the RAX framework: risk, ambiguity, and exposure. It helps teams examine how an AI experience could affect users.
A practical method for auditing and approving an AI-native product before release.
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