Source Nate Herk: AIOS course

Ch 9: Built-in /audit and /level-up skills

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Content by Nate Herk (@nateherk). Chapter starts at 0:48:00. Auto-transcribed; names may be misheard.

Summary

So context connections, capabilities, and cadence, and it's going to tell you what you might be missing and it's going to tell you what you need to set up.
And this is really great because if you're getting overwhelmed with what you should be doing, just run slash audit and see where the gaps are and kind of help plan out your next steps from there.
Revenue, customer, calendar, comms, tasks, meetings, knowledge.
This level up is basically going to analyze your business, your connections, everything that you're doing, and it might even ask you questions, but it's gonna show you some areas where you could just level up your stuff.
Answer these questions however feels natural, one sentence is fine, welcome you through this past week, what did you do three plus times?

So context connections, capabilities, and cadence, and it's going to tell you what you might be missing and it's going to tell you what you need to set up.
And this is really great because if you're getting overwhelmed with what you should be doing, just run slash audit and see where the gaps are and kind of help plan out your next steps from there.
We have ClickUp, Fireflies, Gmail, Slack, and revenue, but here are the top three gaps and they're ranked by leverage.
Revenue, customer, calendar, comms, tasks, meetings, knowledge.
Topic: Topic: connect · routines

So that's really where we get a lot of the leverage is when you come into this AIOS and you build your own custom skills on top of everything.
This level up is basically going to analyze your business, your connections, everything that you're doing, and it might even ask you questions, but it's gonna show you some areas where you could just level up your stuff.
Answer these questions however feels natural, one sentence is fine, welcome you through this past week, what did you do three plus times?
Anything where you thought a smart intern could absolutely handle this, but you ended up just doing it yourself because explaining it would take longer constraint.
Topic: Topic: second brain · wiki · youtube