Becoming AI-Augmented

Becoming AI-Augmented Companion Resources

Download the worksheets, templates, dashboards, and operating tools that help you move from AI user to augmented architect.

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Resources for the Six-Part AAOS Journey

These companion pages organize the QR resources from Becoming AI-Augmented around the practical journey: Diagnose, Activate, Controls, Execute, Measure, and Scale. The files are designed to be printed, copied into your own workspace, or adapted as operating artifacts.

AI + Humans ≠ Super Intelligence. These resources help people become AI-Augmented by improving how they frame work, provide context, exercise judgment, inspect evidence, collaborate, validate results, and improve the systems around them.

Resources may be updated after publication. Keep this page bookmarked as the stable hub for errata, new templates, and version notes.

Recommended Path

Take the Diagnose assessment.
Build your first Individual Integrity Packet.
Create one workflow loop.
Track one metric for seven days.
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Resource Library

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Diagnose

Identify posture, defensibility, and leverage risk before increasing speed.

Activate

Build balanced capability through prompts, SME capture, and repeatable practice.

Controls

Create trust through grounding, validation, disclosure, and escalation paths.

Execute

Convert one-off tasks into reusable workflow loops that can be audited.

Measure

Track whether AI improves outcomes, not just whether it saves time.

Scale

Turn personal judgment into reusable standards others can run.

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Core Companion Assets

Full workbookAll worksheets in one companion file.Download

All templates ZIPBundled worksheet and tracker files.Download

AAOS overviewOne-page operating system summary.Download

Glossary/reference sheetShared vocabulary for the book resources.Download

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