Get good at Armbrain in one week.

You finish with: Armbrain is connected to Claude or ChatGPT and holds one real client.

1. Create your account and connect Armbrain to your AI app.
2. Make one mind for a client you work with this week.
3. Store one real fact about that client.

Try it in your own Armbrain

Switch to my client mind for [client name]. Store this: [one decision or fact from your last call]. Then tell me what you now know about this client.

You finish with: Your meeting notes, email and docs flow in without retyping.

1. Connect one source you already use (meeting notes, email or drive).
2. Check that a recent meeting shows up.
3. Ask a question only that meeting could answer.

Try it in your own Armbrain

What did we decide in my most recent call with [client name]? Show the source and list anything still open.

You finish with: A new client mind with goals, stakeholders, brand voice and a first 30 days.

1. Create the mind and load the kickoff notes.
2. Ask for a first-30-days checklist built from what you stored.
3. Save the checklist back to the mind.

Try it in your own Armbrain

I just signed [client name]. Using everything in their mind, draft a client onboarding checklist for the first 30 days: who to meet, what access to request, what to learn about their brand, and what to promise by day 30.

You finish with: A one-page brief: open decisions, promises made, what to ask.

1. Name the client and the meeting topic.
2. Read the brief and fix anything wrong.
3. Save the brief so the next prep builds on it.

Try it in your own Armbrain

Prep my meeting with [client name] about [topic]. Give me open decisions, commitments either side made, risks, and three questions to ask.

You finish with: A Monday briefing across all clients, with the one thing each needs from you.

1. Ask for the weekly briefing across your minds.
2. Pick the top three actions.
3. Capture anything you decide as you go.

Try it in your own Armbrain

Give me my Monday briefing across all my clients: what changed, what is overdue, what each client needs from me this week. Rank the top three.

You finish with: Quarterly rocks and two-week sprints stored per client and checked each week.

1. Write down each client rock for the quarter.
2. Break the first rock into a two-week sprint.
3. Ask for a status check at the end of the week.

Try it in your own Armbrain

For [client name], set up quarterly rocks from what we have discussed. Then plan the first two-week sprint for rock one, with owners and dates.

You finish with: A handoff document the client or their next hire can use on day one.

1. Ask for the handoff draft.
2. Review it against what you know.
3. Export it or hand over the mind.

Try it in your own Armbrain

Draft a handoff document for [client name]: history, current decisions, open commitments, key contacts, brand voice, and what I would do next.