The quick-start version. Know exactly which tool to cut — before you read the full audit.
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A 32-page operating manual that audits your AI stack, kills the duplicates, and gives you back four hours a week.
You have ChatGPT, Claude, Notion AI, Perplexity, Gemini, maybe a Granola for calls, a Cursor for code, a Descript for video. Most of them claim the same job. You pay for at least two of them.
You context-switch every six minutes — opening one tool, copying output, pasting into the next, re-prompting because the prior tool didn't have the brief. By Friday you've burned half a day on AI plumbing.
The problem isn't awareness. It's the absence of a single decisive document that names the duplicates, ranks the survivors, and tells you what to cancel by Monday.
The audit walks every solo consultant's stack through five categories. Each zone gets a kept-tool, a killed-tool, and the saved-hours estimate. No vendor neutrality. The Audit picks sides.
Perplexity, ChatGPT search, Claude with web, Gemini Deep Research. Which one for what. The rest go.
Claude vs ChatGPT for proposals, memos, op-eds. The exact prompt scaffold for each.
Granola, Otter, Fireflies, Descript, ElevenLabs. Where pipelines compound. Where they collide.
Notion AI, Coda AI, Asana AI, Reclaim. The only one worth the seat. The four that aren't.
What touches the client — Loom, Cal.com, Stripe AI, slide tools. The rule for what's safe to automate.
"Reads like a senior partner's memo. The first ten pages saved me £900 in seats I'd been auto-renewing." — Beta Reader · UK Fractional CMO
How a solo consultant should think about their stack — the rule of two, the cost ceiling, the audit frequency.
The full taxonomy. Which tool category does what, where overlap kills you, and the rule for retiring duplicates.
For each zone: the kept tool, the killed tool, the prompt scaffold, the saved hours per week, the cost delta.
The fifteen subscriptions to end by Monday. Ranked by ease of exit and weekly savings.
A two-page checklist you run every 90 days so the stack never bloats again.
No. A 32-page PDF you read in one sitting and act on by Monday. No videos, no community, no homework.
The framework won't. The specific tool calls will — that's why you get free updates to Vol V for life.
Engineering teams, agencies over 5 people, anyone who hasn't tried at least two of: ChatGPT, Claude, Notion AI.
Good. Each chapter shows the reasoning so you can substitute. The framework matters more than any specific tool call.
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The 5-Minute AI Stack Audit. Know which tool to cut, which to keep, and where your money is leaking — before you read the full audit.
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