Every current draft in the series, in one place, rendered to read properly — three books, two schools, the live tools and the Workshop that turns them into automation steps, your revision desk, and the doctrine they are all written against. This page is rebuilt from the repository whenever anything changes, so what you open here is what exists on disk.
Teach it once. It runs forever.
Your 22 notes applied where the intent was clear; every item left open in round one now carries its best replacement (round two). Ambiguous notes stay on the page for you. Edit text and notes are live on every chapter.
Real Estate Investing at the Speed of Now
Your 39 notes applied; Part VI retooled for the investor reader (the double edge from your side of the table), the Chapter 20 recap in, every round-one hold replaced. Edit text and notes are live on every chapter.
For licensed realtors and brokers
Rebuilt on your ruling: one ladder, seven rungs — the curious to the broker — with the machine doing the grind's motions and people hired for the moments. Twenty-five chapters in eight parts: the house-finder, the guardianship, property management under a license, the org chart re-read, and a business built to be handed off. Edit text and notes are live. The design it was written to is on the Book Three workspace.
Your life, shown once — the consumer face
Seventeen chapters in five parts for the person, the household and the shop: the phone as the interface, show it once for a life, the one tap, the kitchen and the sister company, the errands, the shop, the frontier, and Chapter 16 — the kitchen platform you never have to teach — then the last lines that say where this stands as written. The household is now the hypothetical Smith family. Edit text and notes are live. The design and the honest inventory are on the Book Four workspace.
Universal · Platform · Applied
The full ladder: five free universal modules, the ten-step platform track, three applied electives, plus the curriculum map, module spec and demo-library spec.
The sibling school
Charter, sibling charter, and the expansion pricing and build list — the eighteen-automation roadmap. Open: the pricing model and build order still need your sign-off.
Where we need deeper education
Three adversarial audits of the three schools against the finished books — 88 ranked needs, each with the unit to build and a video note — plus the working pipeline that turns any module into a narrated, timelined lesson video from your cloned voice.
The deal worksheet the book describes
Type an address and it fills itself with labeled assumptions; three questions tighten it; every number shows its work. Seller view renders the cost defense in two frames and sends it as an expiring, watermarked link.
Where tools become automation steps
Every tool as a component: a page you use, a Studio node you drop in, a skill the agent follows, a catalog entry the Say-It builder finds. The first assembly is the cost-defense offer, address to send.
What the books say exists
Every automation the three books claim or promise — 272 capabilities from 1,081 sentences — each with its strongest claim, the chapters, what a member would expect to touch, and a column for you: exists today, yes or no. Book Three now speaks in the taught register; Books One and Two's remaining exposure is listed.
Your notes, answered
All 61 of your reading notes and what was done with each, the round-two best replacements for everything left open, the verifier reports for all three books, and the rules your corrections produced. Nothing on this desk is waiting on you; the books are.
The directive, the design, the rulings, the sources
Everything the Book Three draft was written to: the storycraft directive and chapter cards, the pre-flight design, the relationship-layer integration, the school addendum, the coverage maps and IP reviews, and the seed material.
The rules every draft is written against
The truth-and-story doctrine, both storycraft directives, both clean-sheet designs, and the curriculum ledger — including the Respect Rule and the citation and front-of-book rulings you set this week.