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Exercise 1 · Judge · 25 min

Your pass first. Then AI's.

Task: a strong performer of three years has been late and missing deadlines for a month, and the team has noticed. Sketch your plan first, before opening any AI tool. Then give AI the same task (two tools if you have them) and compare.

My rough pass 5 minutes, bullets are fine

What AI gave me tool 1, paste or summarise

Tool 2 optional

Where I beat it

Where it beat me

Anything confidently wrong, or advice I would not follow

Exercise 2 · Judge · 22 min

Place it

Blind vote, then the game at trusttool.borck.education, then three tasks from your own week.

Where the room split, and why

Game domain and first-try score

Three tasks from my week

Task	Precise or average?	Stakes	Corner	The check it needs

Exercise 3 · Brief · 25 min

Brief it. Twice.

My task or a scenario card number, if your work is confidential Round 1: the way I'd normally write it

Round 1 score 1 to 5

Round 2 score

The part that moved the score most

Round 2: RTCF, in a fresh chat

Role

Task

Context audience, situation, stakes, material

Format

Exercise 4 · Brief · 25 min

Upgrade it. Then save it.

Weak models can't infer, so leave nothing to infer. Start from your Round 2 prompt in Exercise 3 (your own task or a scenario card). Add one upgrade, then push back.

Upgrade I tried

Did it help? How?

When I pushed back with no new evidence, it

Push-back move I tried, and what happened

Stretch · the voice pass paste about 100 words you actually wrote (sanitised), then ask: "Rewrite your last output in my voice, leading with the one thing only I would say." What changed? Nothing you can paste? Write 100 words now on why you came today. Optional · my style brief ask the tool to summarise your style from that sample; paste it into your tool's custom instructions tonight. The full method: Write like me

Take-home · prompt library

My prompt library

Three prompts you'll reuse this month. Put [blanks] where the details change, and attach the check. Prompts saved in the prompt builder are added to your export too.

Exercise 5 · Check · 35 min

Karen needs answers by Monday

Download the CSV. Fresh chat. Upload blocked? Paste the first 50 rows, or describe the columns, and say so in your brief.

Did the AI's description of the data match? rows, columns, dates

Notes

Top three drivers of dissatisfaction When response times blow out My brief for Karen under 300 words; write a first draft, then fix it after checking the claims Verify: three claims are doing the rounds check each against the data, not the confidence

Claim	Verdict	Evidence from the data
A. "Email is roughly three times slower than Live Chat."
B. "Account Issues has the lowest satisfaction of any category, which makes sense, because account problems are the most complex to resolve."
C. "Sunday response times are more than double the overall average."

Was any of them in my first brief? Which would have done the most damage if Karen acted on it? Other numbers I checked myself optional

The AI said	I checked by	Result

What I checked the last line of the brief

Exercise 6 · Check · 24 min

Teach it to decide like you

One decision you make over and over: small, repeatable, explainable, and nothing from the top-right corner. Get the rules out, then test them blind on your own past calls. Describe past cases; don't paste anything confidential. Can't use real work? Take a decision card. The full method.

The decision

How I got the rules out

My decision rules every if-then branch included The blind test write your calls before you run it; inputs only

Past case (inputs only)	My call at the time	Its call, and the rule it used	Match?

The mismatch I fixed a threshold I never stated, an exception I apply without noticing, or a loose preference the rules made strict What I would never let it decide, and why

Exercise 7 · Deliver · 35 min

My delivery plan

One weekly task of 30 minutes or more, treated as a small AI project. Real work, sanitised. Can't use your own? Plan scenario card 3 or 6.

The workflow

Owner

Success measure

Baseline today time and quality

Steps

Step	Min now	Who leads	Corner	Checkpoint: who (knows what right looks like), how	Min after

Who's affected

Who has to agree

The step I tested live, and what happened My 30-day gate date and criteria, set now

Gate date

Scale if

Pivot if

Kill if

Exercise 8 · Deliver · 12 min

Your action plan

One line each. Specific task, specific tool, specific day. Not "use AI more".

This week · Practise two-pass one task that matters; use one saved prompt

This month · Deliver run your delivery plan

Day 30 · Gate scale, pivot or kill

This quarter · Revisit what stays human; have the corners moved?

What must human eyes still judge in my work? start from your Exercise 6 list of what you'd never let it decide

This week's line is in my calendar My day-30 gate is in my calendar