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Kits & Resources

Kits to set up your business, and free lessons to start.

Each kit is a system from Moonshot Integration's own build: the files, a guide, and how to use it with AI.

Kits

Set it up yourself, or with me.

Each kit is a one-time fee, paid in full at purchase, with its price beside it. To set one up together, use a block of time from Time & prices.

Bookkeeping

Your chart of accounts, receipts and monthly close in QuickBooks, done with AI. Taxes stay with your CPA.

Price set once the kit is complete

Marketing

Your business page and listings, a newsletter, and a weekly routine for drafting posts with AI. You post them.

Price set once the kit is complete

Website and booking

A website with booking, an intake form and a QR card.

Price set once the kit is complete

Choosing a direction

A plan for what's next: careers that fit you, what they pay, and the skills and steps to get there, worked out with AI.

Price set once the kit is complete

Running a construction or remodeling company? See the toolbox →

Free lessons

New to AI: about an hour and a half, free.

The lessons I learned from. Each one opens on its own site.

  1. ICM Explained in Five MinutesJake Van Clief, 5 min · The whole idea: how you like the work done, set up as folders an AI can follow.
  2. The Ladder That Explains Every AI FailureJake Van Clief, 14 min · What not to automate, and why most AI projects stall.
  3. How I'd Learn AI From Zero in 2026Jake Van Clief, lessons 1.1 to 1.4 (minutes 4:23 to 27:57) · A free course, from the first chat to a working folder.
  4. Isn't an AI Workspace Just a Folder Structure?Jake Van Clief, 9 min · The five pieces of a workspace, and a recipe for your first one.
  5. Clief NotesJake Van Clief's community on Skool, optional · Free lessons and a members' forum. Free to join, with optional paid tiers.

Going further

Think of your AI workflow as a new employee.

An ICM folder works a lot like a new hire. How well it does depends on how you bring it on.

1

Onboard it

Give it what a new hire needs on day one: how your business runs and how you like the work done. The better the onboarding, the faster it adapts.

2

Train it on the job

Work alongside it, the way a new hire shadows someone. You learn how to work with it while it learns your work.

3

Let it deliver

A well-trained employee does great work, and so does well-trained AI. Rely on it like you would a good employee, and expect more to get done, with better data.

4

Stay the manager

You're always the owner and the manager. Even a star employee needs managing, and so does AI.

MI's workspaces and kits follow the Interpretable Context Methodology by Jake Van Clief and David McDermott (arXiv:2603.16021). MI is independent and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Jake Van Clief, Eduba or Clief Notes.

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Coming soon: short screen recordings of the real build, each with a text summary.