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Meet AIVA — your AI Virtual Assistant starter kit.

A real, working skill file for an AI inbox-processing agent — plus a plain-English instructions doc that walks you through setting it up. Free when you join the newsletter.

What You're Actually Getting

Not a template. Not a lead-gen PDF. The real thing.

AIVA's first release is the GTD Inbox Processor — the same category of agent I run on my own inbox. Point Claude at it and it triages unread email against Getting Things Done principles: what needs your action, what's just reference, and what's noise — automatically, every time, the same way twice in a row.

  • The skill file itself — the actual instructions that make Claude behave like a consistent inbox-triage agent instead of a chatbot you have to babysit.
  • A separate Instructions Doc — how to adapt it to your own inbox, labels, and task tool, step by step.
  • The AIVA newsletter — exclusive AI automation tips I don't post publicly, straight to your inbox.

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Why Free

Because most people can run this themselves

Some people take AIVA, set it up, and never need anything else from me — that's genuinely fine. Others get it running, like what it does, and decide they'd rather I just build the next one for them. Either way, you walk away with a working agent.

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Questions

Before you sign up

Do I need to know how to code?

No. The skill file is written in plain instructions for Claude to follow. The Instructions Doc walks you through the setup — connecting your inbox and task tool — without touching a line of code.

What do I need to actually run it?

A Claude account, an inbox, and a place to send tasks (a task board, a spreadsheet — the Instructions Doc covers common options). It's a real setup, not a toy, so budget a little time to get it wired up the first time.

Is this really free?

Yes — the toolkit and the newsletter are free. On the next page you'll also see a one-time offer for a deeper automation guide, entirely optional.