Three steps, all free: the business, the engagement, the team. Then your playbook is ready to build.
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Setup · steps 1 to 3
The partner sources your team
You do not pick from a bench. You brief the engagement partner; they work out what this engagement needs and construct specialists with depth in your sector. One prompt then stands the whole team up in Claude Code, each consultant pinned to its own model. After that you only ever speak to the partner.
You can read all of this signed outThe bench below is real and so is every profile. Sourcing a team for your own business needs a free account and the two interviews, because without them the partner would be guessing — which is the thing this is meant to stop.
Free · source the team
Source the team
Sourcing specialists needs a free account, because it reads your business and your engagement.
These are constructed specialists, not real consultants and not people we have looked up. Each one is generated from your business context, your brief and your playbook, and exists to give a Claude Code subagent a specific point of view instead of a generic one. Nobody is contacted, and no CV is real.
Ready-made specialists
A standing bench you can add from directly, rather than waiting to be sourced. Click one to read their profile. Their sector depth is generic here and switches to your business’s the moment you add them — which is the one thing a fixed bench otherwise gets wrong.
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Your playbook is ready to build
Sourcing is worth doing and you can come back to it whenever you like — it is free, and it is not a gate. The playbook is the five-stage sequence you will actually work through, and it is there now.