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You've joined Prof Rod — a free classroom for people who run things. One lesson a week on handing real work to an AI agent, the guardrails that keep it honest, and the evidence that it actually got done. Free, and it stays free.

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Starting this week, you'll receive:

One Lesson a Week

A single concept, the delegation it makes possible, and the worked example you can copy on Monday.

Field Notes In Between

Short observations from the week — what broke, what fixed it — posted as they land.

Worked Examples, Start to Finish

Two spreadsheets reconciled, a contract folder turned into a renewals tracker, a monthly report that drafts itself.

Essays on What It Costs

What actually changed, what the bill looks like, and the places the whole thing breaks.

The Lab

Agent workflows other practitioners have already run, with the setup written down.

All of it points at one thing: handing real work to an agent, and being able to prove it got done.

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Lesson 1 · 4 min read

Chatbot vs. Coworker

The skill on trial is not prompting. It is delegating — handing a bounded task to something that can read your files, do the work, and show you what it did.

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