From “It Keeps Breaking” to “It Runs”

Two free things that take your AI idea out of the chat window and into a working system: the 1-page checklist — the whole method, run it down your own idea today — and the 8-prompt kit, which does each step for your project.

You know the loop: the first few chat turns feel like magic, then it forgets what you decided, hands you something that looks right and isn't, and you fix one thing and two more break. That isn't a prompt problem — it's a systems problem, and systems thinking fits on a page. Seven moves, in order: plan it, split it, wire it, staff it, make it run, lock it, ship it. The method's spine, on one page — then eight prompts you paste into whatever you build with, in order, on your own idea.

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The checklist is the one-page spine of my book Building Systems with AI, out now on Amazon. More about me and the book: johnlesoine.com.