AI for people who don't code.
Use it the way engineers use it now, on your own files, with the same add-ons they use: skills, agents and plugins. Your assistant runs the setup for you. You get five working skills and a library that keeps growing.
What it is
The AI you use in a browser cannot see your files, forgets you when you close the tab, and can't run a whole job. The same brain, installed on your computer, can. Developers have used it that way for two years. The Kit is that setup, done for you: you open a folder, your assistant reads a guide we wrote, asks you three questions, and builds the rest.
Day to day
You open a window, type a sentence in plain English, and it does the job: reads your notes, drafts the ten messages, writes the brief, files what mattered. It asks before anything changes. You say yes or no.
Use cases
Ten warm conversations a week without a sales team. A one-page brief on what your competitors changed, every line sourced. A second brain that remembers Monday's decision on Thursday.
What you need
A Mac or Windows computer, twelve minutes to read the guide, and one of four AI tools. One of them is free. Two work in Hong Kong and mainland China.
Before you buy: what you're getting into
The guide inside the Kit explains all of this with pictures. Every technical word has a plain-English pop-up. Here is the short version:
Three jobs it does from day one
Your first ten conversations with buyers this week, without a sales team.
It reads your notes, picks ten people, and drafts a three-line first message for each. You send. It never does. Every inbound lead scored, understood and answered in draft. A follow-up ladder that stops after three. An Asia edition for WhatsApp, LINE, KakaoTalk, WeChat and introductions.
Get found by AI search and publish weekly without a marketer.
Every week, one page on what changed with your competitors and in your market. Every line has a source. It reads last week's page first, so it never repeats itself. And for writing that has to be right, three roles in turn: a researcher who only finds, a writer who only uses what was found, a reviewer who only flags problems.
Run your business from one place that remembers everything.
A folder your assistant reads before it talks to you and files into when a conversation mattered. Five folders, ten rules. Around fifty notes in, it starts linking things you didn't connect yourself.
What's in the box
One folder. You unzip it, open it in your assistant once, and it takes it from there.
Which tool, and where it works
The Kit works with four assistants. They do the same job; the difference is who makes them, what they cost, and where you can sign up. Not every tool is available in every country. Gemini and Kimi work in Hong Kong and mainland China; for the others, the makers' pages say where you can sign up.
Price
- Everything in the box, as it stands the day you buy
- Fixes to those records
- Works with all four tools
- The dated list below shows what has shipped; buyers hear by email when the Kit grows
Questions people ask before buying
I've never opened a terminal.
Neither had most of the people this was written for. The guide starts with what a terminal is: a plain window your assistant lives in. It shows one picture per step. After the install you never type a command again. You type sentences. Every technical word has a plain-English pop-up.
I'm in Hong Kong or mainland China. Can I use this?
Yes. Two of the four paths work there: Gemini CLI, which is free, and Claude Code with Kimi inside it, which is what we use. If a tool refuses sign-up where you live, the guide tells you which to pick instead.
Does it send things for me?
No. Every skill drafts; you send. That rule is written into each one. The moment a machine sends on your behalf you stop reading what goes out.
Where does my data go?
Into a folder on your own computer called Brain. The Kit stores nothing anywhere else. The company that makes your assistant (Anthropic, Google, OpenAI or Moonshot) sees what you type to it, the same as in the browser version. Their rules apply.
Is this the same as the free Library?
The Library's tools run in your browser and forget everything when you close the tab. The Kit's skills run on your computer against your own files and remember. Same workflows, different place. The Library stays free.
What if it doesn't work on my machine?
Write to us with what the screen said. We fix the page or the Kit, and if we can't get you running, you get your money back.
What's in it, by date
The growing library, made visible. If it isn't here, it isn't in the Kit.
| Date | Record | What it does | Adapted from |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-07 | second-brain | A folder your assistant reads first and files into last. | A private second-brain kit by Arnold (Aug 2026) |
| 2026-09-07 | lead-desk | Ten people to talk to this week, with drafts; inbound leads scored and answered in draft. | Explee's AutoGTM six steps, run by hand |
| 2026-09-07 | lead-desk-asia | The same desk for WhatsApp, LINE, KakaoTalk, WeChat and introductions. | lead-desk |
| 2026-09-07 | weekly-research-brief | What changed with your competitors this week, one page, sourced. | GPT Researcher (Apache-2.0) |
| 2026-09-07 | three-hats | Researcher, writer, reviewer; one at a time. | CrewAI's researcher → writer → reviewer (MIT) |
| 2026-09-07 | start-here + setup | The visual guide and the guided first session. | Signal Collective |