Everything from the session: the seven first moves, the templates, and where to start.
Your diagnostic named your weakest pillar. Where you start is a separate question, and the answer is usually whichever pillar sits closest to revenue and costs least to fix.
Executive engagement is usually cheaper to close than community, and it shows up in renewal conversations sooner. So fix the cheap thing nearest revenue first, and use what that earns you to pay for the expensive one.
One move per pillar, each small enough to start on Monday without asking anyone for budget, and the one to run first is the one matching the pillar you scored weakest.
One page your RevOps and legal teams can sign off on: what the agent does on its own, what it only drafts for review, what always needs a person before it leaves the building, and where its context lives.
One worked scenario per pillar, keyed to the one you scored weakest, and written to be edited rather than followed.
Jarvis is running liveThe agent stack from the session, up and running so you can try it yourself.
Open Jarvis →Over the next 30 days I'm building agents alongside two or three people. You bring something you actually want built, like a reference matcher or a churn-signal watcher, or whatever your weakest pillar just pointed at. We build it together over a few sessions and I write up what happened.
It costs nothing. The only condition is that I get to write it up afterward.
I collect your name, your email, and that note, and nothing else. I don't pass any of it on.
Not this month? Every build gets written up in The Customer Continuum, free, on Thursdays. If you want something larger than a 30-day build, find me on LinkedIn.