Five original playbooks turn business, marketing, finance, web development, and AI-assisted coding into repeatable workflows. Copy a prompt, customize the bracketed inputs, and use it with your preferred AI.
Built from scratch for Aridon. These are original tools inspired by common AI-workflow categories, not copies of anyone else’s paid books or prompt packs.
5playbooks
52starter workflows
10coding context folders
1searchable command center
CHOOSE A PLAYBOOK
Beginner → Operator
AI for Business Field Guide
An original Aridon playbook for using AI across strategy, sales, operations, customer service, hiring, research, and management without requiring technical skills.
AI fundamentalsDecision supportSalesOperationsCustomer serviceHiringResearchMeetingsRisk checks30-day adoption plan
10 workflows
WORKFLOW 01
Business Diagnostic
When you need a fast view of what to fix first
Act as a practical business operator. Analyze this company: [COMPANY / DESCRIPTION]. Identify the five biggest constraints on revenue, margin, speed, customer experience, or execution. Rank them by impact and ease of correction. For each, give the likely root cause, evidence I should verify, a low-cost fix, a stronger long-term fix, owner, metric, and next action. Separate facts from assumptions.
WORKFLOW 02
Weekly CEO Brief
Before a weekly leadership review
Turn the following business updates into a one-page CEO brief: [UPDATES]. Organize it into wins, misses, numbers that matter, cash/revenue risks, customer issues, people issues, decisions required, and the three most important actions for the next seven days. Flag anything that needs verification.
WORKFLOW 03
Process Builder
When a task lives mostly in someone’s head
Convert this recurring task into a simple operating procedure: [TASK]. Include purpose, trigger, owner, required inputs, numbered steps, quality checks, exceptions, escalation rules, completion standard, and the one metric that tells us whether the process works.
WORKFLOW 04
Meeting Compressor
After a long meeting or transcript
Summarize this meeting for action, not documentation: [NOTES / TRANSCRIPT]. Return decisions made, decisions still needed, commitments with owners and dates, risks, unanswered questions, and the next meeting’s opening agenda. Do not invent owners or deadlines.
WORKFLOW 05
Customer Complaint Resolver
When a customer issue needs a measured response
Analyze this customer complaint: [COMPLAINT]. Identify the actual problem, emotional concern, operational cause, reputational risk, what we should verify, the fairest resolution options, and a prevention step. Then draft a concise response that acknowledges the issue without admitting facts we have not confirmed.
WORKFLOW 06
Hiring Scorecard
Before interviewing for an important role
Build a hiring scorecard for this role: [ROLE]. Define the mission, 6-8 measurable outcomes for the first year, must-have competencies, red flags, structured interview questions, a practical work sample, scoring rubric, and reference-check questions. Keep evaluation job-related and consistent across candidates.
WORKFLOW 07
Competitor Gap Map
When deciding how to differentiate
Compare our offer [OUR OFFER] with these competitors or alternatives [COMPETITORS]. Build a gap map across target customer, promise, proof, price/value, speed, service, switching friction, distribution, and trust. Highlight claims that require validation and identify three defensible ways we could be meaningfully different.
WORKFLOW 08
90-Day Execution Plan
When an idea needs to become a project
Turn this goal into a 90-day execution plan: [GOAL]. Break it into three 30-day phases with outcomes, milestones, owners, dependencies, budget assumptions, risks, weekly metrics, and stop/continue decision points. Put the highest-leverage work first.
WORKFLOW 09
Automation Finder
When admin work is eating the week
Review these recurring tasks: [TASK LIST]. Classify each as eliminate, simplify, standardize, automate, delegate, or keep human-led. Estimate frequency, time saved, error risk, data sensitivity, automation difficulty, and recommended tool/workflow. Prioritize the top five opportunities.
WORKFLOW 10
Decision Memo
When two or more choices are competing
Create a decision memo for this choice: [DECISION]. State the objective, constraints, options, assumptions, expected upside, downside, reversible vs irreversible elements, cost, time to value, key risks, evidence still needed, and a recommendation. Include what would change the recommendation.
NEXT LAYER
Turn the library into one-click Aridon actions.
The next iteration can route selected workflows directly into Eva, Creator Studio, Scout, Ledger, or the development workflow with company context already attached.