Pre-wired agent systems for sales, dashboards, and operations. Built and stress-tested on my own pipeline, packaged so you skip the iteration.
Or start with the free library. The prompts, rules, and templates I built for myself along the way.
I'm Christine, founder of Ingenii (an AI and quantum incubator) and OperatorIQ. I'm a commercial leader, not an engineer. I built these systems as the operational layer for the ventures coming out of Ingenii, then packaged them so other founders can save the same amount of iteration I paid for. You still fine-tune for your business; the foundational architecture is already worked out. My build story →
Each Blueprint is a system I ran myself before I packaged it. You install on a Saturday. Monday morning the queue is in your inbox.
Monday mornings used to start at zero for me. No leads, no drafts, no momentum. This is the version of my own pipeline that runs without me. Leads found, outreach drafted in your voice, a queue of approve-or-edit decisions waiting when you sit down.
I rebuilt the same operating spreadsheet every quarter for two years before I figured out the dashboards should live in my own files, not in a SaaS schema. This is the visibility layer I run my business on. Eight hub views, live reads on every open.
More blueprints in the catalog // Content Marketing and Second Brain ship this summer. Browse the library →
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No surprise migrations, no surprise bills, no surprise sends. The hard calls are already made.
The same files run wherever you take them. When the AI landscape shifts, the system shifts with it. No vendor cliff, no rebuild.
Nothing sends, updates, or fires until you approve it. No surprises in the morning.
New segment, new region, new product // drop in a file and the system extends. What's running keeps running.
Daily batches, cached research, no real-time loops. The AI invoice doesn't make your stomach drop.
Capability-first. Each blueprint ships as a complete system for one or more of these.
Daily ICP-prioritized lead list with research attached. CRM hygiene // activity, stage updates, follow-up tasks // running in the background.
Cold-email drafts written in your voice, queued for one-click review. Reply triage with drafted responses ready before you open the inbox.
Multi-agent sessions, file-based knowledge, parallel execution. The layer the blueprints run on.
Eight ready-made hub views // pipeline, project, customer health, weekly metrics, hiring, support, content, finance. Live connector reads on every open.
Trend research, scripts in your voice, faceless video render, auto-distribution to four platforms.
Markdown-first second brain. MOC-structured, git-synced, with a daily-note drafter on a scheduled task.
A 20-minute setup conversation, then the system carries the work. You make the calls that matter and skip the ones that don't.
The setup prompt asks who you sell to, how you sound, what you sell. You answer once. The system absorbs it and starts running on what it knows.
Research, drafting, sequencing, logging, happening in the background. You don't watch it. You don't babysit it. You don't have to remember to start it.
When you sit down, there's a list of decisions waiting. Approve. Edit. Skip. The work that needed your judgment, surfaced. The work that didn't, already done.
Capability-first. Swap any tool for the one your business already uses // the architecture doesn't care.
Lead discovery, contact enrichment, sequencing. Source of truth for new prospect data.
Contacts, deal stages, activity log. Agent-updated only after your approval.
Multi-agent sessions, file-based knowledge, parallel execution. The runtime both blueprints sit on.
Publication and tiered subscriptions on Substack; welcome and nurture sequences on MailerLite. Auto-routed via the orchestration layer.
AI voice cloning for faceless video. Wired into the scripting-to-publish pipeline.
Final-stage editing and render before multi-platform publish.
Markdown second brain. MOC-structured, git-synced. Local files, no SaaS schema.
Background workflows, scheduled jobs, webhook routing. Hosted on a Droplet so the orchestration layer is yours.
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