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Your AI thinking toolkit
Geoff Woods’s CRIT approach, a worked example, and prompts to challenge and refine an answer. Plus five everyday starters you can keep using.
Download the prompt guide BUILT AROUND THE WAY YOUR MIND WORKS
Your next step,
made easier.
A little less overwhelm. A little more possibility.
Find practical tools and useful AI guides, all in one place.
01 / FEATURED TOOL
Meet Anchor.
A job search that fits you.
Save jobs, tailor your resume, and practice interviews with a clear next step. Designed with neurodivergent minds in mind.
Explore Anchor An Ideal Minds tool · Paid subscription✦✦
SMALL STEPS. REAL POSSIBILITY.
Find your fitSave a role worth exploring
Make it yoursTailor your resume
Feel more preparedPractice your interview
One manageable next step at a time.
02 / THE IDEAL MINDS MINI-TOOLS
What would help today?
Our own collection of focused tools.
Choose the support you need today.
Showing all 5 tools.
GET STARTED
Step Quest
Turn an overwhelming task into small steps, then choose where to begin.
Break it downGET STARTED
One Thing Today
Clear your head and choose the one task that would make today feel like a win.
Choose your one thingPLAN & FOCUS
Quest Board
Shape a lighter week around your priorities and energy. Adjust when life changes.
Plan your weekPLAN & FOCUS
Focus Reset
Pick one task, try a manageable focus sprint, and make room for a recovery break.
Start a focus sprintCONNECT & REFLECT
Victory Jar
Keep a visible collection of your wins. Small steps deserve to be remembered, too.
Save a winCreated by Ideal Minds for everyday support. These tools do not all require AI. Some save progress in your browser; use the same device and browser to return to it.
03 / TAKE SOMETHING USEFUL WITH YOU
A little guidance.
A lot to work with.
Two short, practical PDFs.
No email address needed.
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AI tools worth trying
Anchor first, our own everyday mini-tools, AI assistants, and agents including Codex, Claude Code, and Grok Bot. Choose what to ask and what to delegate.
Download the AI tool guideA STEP BEYOND THE CHAT
Ask for help.
Or hand off a task.
Agents can use tools and carry out several steps.
Some chat assistants also offer agent modes.
Ask: “How could I organize this project?”
Delegate: “Create the planner, test it, and show me the result.”
Codex
OpenAI’s coding agent can inspect a project, edit files, and run development tools. Try it for a small website, app improvement, or bug fix.
“Build a weekly planner and test adding and completing a task.”
Explore CodexClaude Code
Anthropic’s coding agent can read a codebase, edit files, and run commands. Its purpose overlaps with Codex; compare them on a small project you understand.
“Add a quiet mode to my app, check it, and explain how to use it.”
Explore Claude CodeGrok Bot
Bots work on persistent cloud computers and use tools you connect. They can carry out multi-step work and retain context between tasks.
“Gather my approved event materials into a resource pack for review.”
Explore Grok BotGive the agent a finish line. Say what you want, which files or apps it may use, how to check the result, and when to stop for your review. Start small. Features and access depend on the product and plan.
Get the full assistant + agent comparisonTRY ONE RIGHT NOW
Let AI ask the
better questions.
Use this Ideal Minds adaptation of Geoff Woods’s CRIT framework. Give context, choose a role, invite an interview, and define the result.
Codie Sanchez + Geoff Woods · July 15 episodeMy goal is [goal]. My situation, constraints, and previous attempts are [context]. Help me think from the perspective of [relevant role]. Before advising me, ask up to three questions, one at a time, and wait for each answer. Then compare three approaches I may have overlooked, explain the tradeoffs, and help me choose one experiment. Challenge my assumptions rather than simply agreeing.
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