Tools & Prompts

WheelWise

"Stop buying the hype. Buy the engineering."

The friction: most car buyers shop by reputation, not engineering. The process: force AI to think like a mechanic. The tool: a single prompt that returns a complete Mechanical Cluster — Year, Make, Model, Trim, Engine, Transmission — so you walk into any dealership with the information they hoped you didn't have.

TrueNorth

"Discover what you actually believe."

The friction: most political tools tell you what to think, not how you already think. The process: 20 questions, each presenting four competing goods — never good vs. bad. The tool: a Socratic compass that maps your actual values, not the ones the ballot box forces you to choose between.

ClearPost

"See what the posting is really saying."

The friction: most hiring bias is invisible — buried in requirements that were never examined. The process: a deliberate 6-question framework that stops exactly where it should. The tool: a prompt that reveals what a job posting is actually measuring, and who it might be quietly turning away.

PromptForge

"How Strong Is Your Prompt?"

The friction: most AI prompts fail not because the user lacks intelligence, but because no one taught them the 12 dimensions that separate a weak prompt from a production-ready one. The process: self-assess across 5 Core Pillars and 7 High-Taste Skills. The tool: a radar chart, a before/after view, and a score that tells you exactly where to improve.

New tools are added regularly across all three categories. Each one is engineered to demonstrate a specific AI skill from the K-shaped job market framework.