WYATT BROCATO

One practical AI workflow, every Sunday morning.

I test AI on my real work, then write up what held up. What worked without me. Where I had to step in. One small test you can try Monday.

The format, every Sunday

A real task from my own work, and what worked without me.

Where I had to step in, so you can see where your judgment sits.

One small test you can try on Monday.

This Sunday's issueSample issue. 5 min.

The weekly update you dread writing

Your Friday notes are a mess. By Monday they read clean.

  • Stop piecing the week together from memory: your scattered notes come back as one sorted pile.
  • Stop sending updates that read messy: every claim gets checked before your boss sees it.
  • Stop signing your name to unproven claims: nothing goes out until you have checked it.

Task Swap

Rather start with your own work?

Task Swap walks one recurring task through four short decisions. You get a plain verdict, the reason behind it, and a 15-minute test to run before it touches real work. Three minutes, in your browser, no email needed. Then the letter keeps you sharp each Sunday.

Your answers stay in this browser.

Four decisions, one task

  1. FrequencyHow often does this task come back?
  2. InputsWhat do you start with, and is it safe to share?
  3. JudgmentWhere does the value really come from?
  4. ReviewCan you reliably spot a convincing mistake?
Run Task Swap 3 min

Opens Task Swap. No email needed to see your result.

Why a letter, not another tool.

Most tools draft fast and leave the hard calls to you. This letter automates the structuring and keeps the verdict.

Read it if

  • You are good at the work and want leverage, not lessons.
  • You want to see where the judgment sits, not a black box.
  • You are willing to run one small test.

Skip it if

  • You want prompt packs and tool roundups.
  • You want full autopilot with no review step.
  • You will not run a 15-minute test.

See you Sunday.

One workflow, one check, one test. Five minutes, then back to your weekend.