No jargon. No hype. Just clear, honest guides to the platforms, tools, and companies reshaping everything. $7 each. Instant PDF download.
The eight guides that take you from "WTF is going on" to launching your first AI-run company.
Everything. The full picture of the agentic economy, the platforms, the AI, and how to use it.
The big picture. What actually happened in 2026, who the players are, what is real and what is hype. Start here.
What an agent actually is, how it thinks, the main types, real examples, and the risks. The foundation for everything else in the series.
The thing connecting everything in the agentic economy — explained simply, finally.
Large language models are the engine behind every AI company. Here's how they actually work.
The one-person startup that raised $30M to let AI run your company. What is real, what it costs, and who it is actually for.
The open-source personal agent with millions of users. The wild origin story, the security warnings, and where it stands now.
The open-source app for managing a team of AI agents like a company: org chart, budgets, approvals. What it is, what it is not, and who should run it.
The company behind Claude. Founding story, the safety mission, the trillion-dollar valuation, and why its model powers so much of the agentic economy.
Anthropic's AI model. The family, the new Fable and Mythos tier, what it can do, and why it powers so many agents — including rivals' products.
The autonomous developer that changed Anthropic's trajectory. How it works, how it compares, and how non-developers are using it now.
Claude Code was for developers. Cowork is for everyone else. What it does, what it costs, and how it changed the work-agent market.
The practical guide. Pick the task, pick the agent, write the brief, start read-only, measure honestly. No code, no prior AI experience.
The map. Every lab, agent, platform and piece of infrastructure that matters, one line each, sorted by layer. Read this first, then go deep.
Claude vs ChatGPT vs Gemini vs Muse vs Grok vs DeepSeek, for a normal person. Which to use for what, what each costs, and the catches.
Meta's free personal agent in WhatsApp. What it does, the security design, the pricing, and the trust question nobody puts in the demo.
Elon Musk's work agent: a team of bots with their own cloud computer and your real logins, coordinated by a Chief of Staff. What it does, costs and risks.
OpenAI's work agent, inside ChatGPT. Give it an outcome, get finished files back. What it does, what it costs on your plan, and the catches.
DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, GLM and the open-weight strategy. Who the Chinese labs are, why they give models away, and what it means for anyone running agents.
The Polsia rival built by AI researchers that publishes its companies' real revenue. How it works, what it costs, and what the live numbers say.
OpenAI's coding agent, now a tab in ChatGPT. What it does, how it compares with Claude Code, what it costs on each plan, and the catches.
The infrastructure layer: Nvidia, the clouds, Hugging Face, GitHub, Stripe, power. Who gets paid whichever agent wins, and why it matters to you.
The practical playbook: validate an idea on Saturday, launch it on Polsia, NanoCorp or Paperclip on Sunday, and know by Friday whether it sells.
Beyond agents: the voice, video, image, deck, research and automation tools a one-person business runs on. Seven seats, real prices, what to buy first.