Stop sending your team to YouTube. Give them a written, role-specific guide: the exact prompts, shortcuts, and workflows they should be using every single day.
$800 per role type · Delivered in 5 business days
A playbook is a written document — typically 15–25 pages — that captures exactly how someone in a specific role should be using Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or Microsoft Copilot in their daily work.
It's not generic advice. Every prompt, workflow, and example is built around the actual tasks that role performs at your company. Engineers get code review prompts. PMs get PRD templates. Ops gets email drafting workflows. It looks like real work because it is.
Teams reference it on day one. New hires use it for onboarding. It gets more valuable over time as you add examples from actual wins.
"Review this code for bugs, edge cases, and security issues. Explain each problem found and suggest the fix with example code. Format as a numbered list sorted by severity."
"I'm getting this error: [paste error]. Here's the relevant code: [paste code]. Walk me through the most likely cause and give me 3 things to try."
"Here are my commits: [paste]. Write a clear PR description covering: what changed, why it changed, testing approach, and any migration notes."
Each playbook is written from scratch for your company — we don't sell generic templates. The role types below reflect the most commonly requested; we can build for any role.
The most impactful playbook for most teams. Covers code review, debugging, documentation, test generation, and architecture discussions — built for your stack and your code review process.
Covers PRD drafting, stakeholder updates, user research synthesis, roadmap prioritization, and the dozen other writing tasks that take PMs hours every week.
High-impact for non-technical teams. Covers the full Microsoft 365 suite — email triage, meeting summaries, process documentation, Excel analysis, and SOP generation.
Research synthesis, copy generation, brief writing, feedback summarization, and cross-functional communication — the tasks that pull designers away from design work.
Proposal drafting, personalized outreach, call prep, follow-up emails, and CRM documentation — everything that takes time away from actual selling.
Content creation, campaign briefs, performance analysis, competitive intelligence, and the endless stream of copy requests that land in every marketing team's inbox.
Order 3 or more playbooks and get 20% off. Most companies order for engineering, product, and ops first — then add more as they see results.
Every prompt in the playbook is written for your team's actual tasks — not generic examples. We learn about your workflow, your tools, and your company before we write a word. A generic guide gives you "write a professional email." We give you "respond to a feature request from an enterprise customer in our tone, following our escalation matrix."
A 30-minute call with someone who does the role day-to-day. We ask about the 10 most common tasks, the most time-consuming work, any existing templates or workflows, and what "good" looks like for the role. That's it.
PDF (print and digital), Google Doc (editable), and Notion page — your choice. Most teams use Google Docs so they can add their own examples over time. We recommend adding a section for "team wins" where you capture prompts that worked especially well.
We offer a free content refresh within 6 months of delivery if a major tool update makes a significant portion of the playbook obsolete. After 6 months, a refresh is available at a reduced rate. Claude and Copilot both version frequently, so we track changes and proactively flag if an update materially changes how something works.
Yes. The six roles above are most common but we can build for any role. Legal, finance, HR, engineering management, executive — just describe the role and what tools they use and we'll scope it out.