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The Guided Intent Extraction Model
Clyde's fix for the fact that most users can't articulate what they actually need.
How it works
- 1Users say "I need more sales" when they mean "I need to make payroll."
- 2Clyde runs on rails to pull out true intent and context before any work begins.
- 3The burden of context engineering moves from the user to the product.
- 4Closes the gap for the 99% who don't know what they don't know.
Hear it on the podcast
$250K and 3 Months to Build What Used to Cost $2 Million and 18 MonthsListen to the episodeMore from this episode
The AI-Native Collaboration FrameworkTim's line between AI bolted onto legacy tools and AI built as a first-class collaborator.The Consultant Workflow StackThe four-step pipeline Clyde automates end to end.The Tiny Team DoctrineTim's case for why headcount is no longer the constraint on ambition.The Cautious Capital PlaybookWhy Tim is raising as little as possible in a market nobody can forecast.The Original Thought ProtocolTim's structural defense against AI quietly hollowing out original thinking.
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