I handed off 3 tasks
to my AI. Live.
Not a theory slide. Three real challenges, live, no safety net: edit my site, publish a calibrated post, prep a client pitch. The AI executes · I direct. Watch what that looks like.
▶ 21 min · it breaks sometimes, on purpose. The real thing, not a polished demo.
Three tasks straight off your list.
The kind of chores that eat your evenings. Handed off out loud, in a few minutes each.
Edit my site, live
An idea on my morning walk. By noon, a new "Business" page is live · French and English · thought through, coded, published. Without touching a line of code.
Publish a calibrated post
Not generic AI content. A LinkedIn post in my voice, formatted for the right network, scheduled at the right time · while I do something else.
Prep a client pitch
A tailored sales deck, wired to a real client's day-to-day, in my brand identity · ready to send from his phone.
Usually, AI answers. Here, it executes.
Most of the time, you ask a question, the AI answers, and you do the work. We flip the dynamic: the AI acts, I supervise. The difference isn't the model · it's what it's plugged into.
Connected to nothing
It generates text and code you have to copy-paste. Smart, but blind to your world. You stay the one doing the work.
Connected to everything
Your site, your CRM, your files, your voice, your decisions. It doesn't suggest · it does. That's what we install.
Chaos on the left, execution on the right.
Everything that floods you comes in one side. Your AI CEO digests it. Finished work comes out the other side · systematically.
Minute by minute, what happens.
The bet
Flip the dynamic: the AI executes, I supervise. Two AIs side by side · Gemini, connected to nothing · Claude Code, connected to my whole ecosystem.
Challenge 1 · a "Business" page built live
Out loud, I describe the offer. The AI explores my strategy, proposes a visual wireframe, asks its questions, then generates the page · in French AND English · and puts it live while we move on.
Challenge 2 · a LinkedIn post in my voice
Three conversations in parallel. The AI describes one of my systems, formats it for the right network and schedules it at the right time · without publishing "slop". The system upstream makes all the difference.
Challenge 3 · a tailored client pitch
An HTML deck for a real-estate expert drowning in follow-ups. The AI imagines a morning brief wired to his CRM, in my design system, shareable from a phone.
The results
Page live, post published, deck online. Three real deliverables in 21 minutes · what would have taken me a full day by hand.
The system behind the magic
Nothing magical: a system prepped upstream, research, frameworks. Then how we install yours · free diagnostic, in a group, or 1:1 coaching.
The lesson, in three points.
You hand off the task, not the learning
You don't become technical. You learn to direct a number two who does the work.
The magic is the system upstream
Research, frameworks, context prepped ahead. The AI plugged into it executes · without that, it's luck.
Connected to everything > smart on its own
A model wired to your site, your CRM and your voice beats a brilliant but blind chatbot.
The full transcript.
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The bet. Today it's a live challenge: three demos in real time with the AI, driven by Claude. It can break, it can work · that's what makes it interesting. Most of the time, the AI answers and you execute. Here, we reverse the dynamic: the AI executes, you answer, in that trial-and-error loop.
Two AIs side by side. On the left, Gemini · my AI connected to nothing. On the right, Claude Code · connected to everything: it sees my folder, my repo. It's very powerful, and it's exactly the difference we're going to see today.
The three challenges. One: edit my site that's already live, because I had an idea this morning on a walk. Two: have it publish for me · not "slop", but with my voice, my tone, my system. Three: prep a detailed client pitch, with a deck, for someone who wants to know more this afternoon.
Challenge 1 · the Business page. My current offer is very B2C, companies don't see themselves in it. I want a third tab · "AI CEO · business". Out loud, I give the context, a reference photo, the file path · Claude knows the paths. First I ask it for a page plan that makes sense for a business offer, before it produces anything. I let it think. In parallel, I run the same prompt in Gemini.
Gemini gives me a plan and generates HTML code · that I'd have to copy-paste. You quickly hit the limit of a chatbot. Claude Code is agentic: it spins up sub-tasks, navigates my strategy on its own, reads my text files · the ones it digs into every time it generates something for me. It takes a bit of time, but it's worth it. Like when you delegate to a team member, you don't stand there watching them.
It shows me a visual wireframe · one of my rules is that it talks to me in images. Title, photo, the problem, what the team gets. Then it offers me three H1 title angles. I pick "Train your team on its AI CEO". And right away, it can do it in French or English · we take risks, we do both languages.
Challenge 2 · the LinkedIn post. In parallel, I slide the running session to the right and open a new conversation. I want a LinkedIn post based on the strategy we set this morning · a skill I built. The theme: formatting your content well per network, for people like me who know nothing about it. Describe what the skill does, and publish a draft at the best time of day.
And since we're being greedy, we open a third conversation for challenge 3. Far right, the LinkedIn post · in the middle, the web page · far left, the slides.
Challenge 3 · the client pitch. I want shareable HTML slides to present monExpansion to a real-estate sales expert. From our call, his constraints are around client follow-up: solo, lots of properties, struggling to keep up. The idea: Claude Code wired to his CRM, giving him a clear summary of his priorities and hottest leads every morning. Prep a presentation in my design system, consistent with my identity.
I talk to it constantly in natural language · even if it hasn't finished its task, I can stack orders for it to pick up after. The post is scheduled for 2pm. The content is relevant because I prepped this morning, comparing my posts to those of someone I've worked with. Nothing magical: a system, planning, research upstream · and it produces a post that matches my voice exactly, and schedules it in the right place, at the right time.
The results. The web page: it took my photo, wrote "Train your team on its AI CEO", added an FAQ and the newsletter link at the bottom. And it did it in English too. I change one detail out loud · "6 weeks" instead of a month · and it updates the site on its own. The LinkedIn post is live (I delete it afterward, it was for the demo). The deck: a preview of what the morning brief would look like · "while you sleep, it reads your CRM; when you wake up, it tells you who to call" · then I publish it online, password-protected, viewable from a phone.
The system, and what's next. All of this by hand, or copy-pasting with a chatbot, would have taken me well over 20 minutes · maybe 20 minutes for just one of the three. Me, I'm not a programmer · I'm a coach, a talent manager. For these small tweaks, I ask my AI, and that's enough. If you want to install your AI CEO: the diagnostic is free, 45 minutes to look at your tools. In a group, there's a waitlist, that's the group. 1:1, 10 hours over a month, more personalized. I work on this every day to filter it down for you. Thanks for following this live.
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