For Jim Collins and team.
A clear head on one thing that matters, with the AI you already use. Yours to keep, change or share.
On a phone: open the app, then use “Add to Home Screen” in the browser menu, and it sits on your phone like an app.
Put it inside your AI
Claude Desktop (no terminal)Four simple steps, nothing to type
On your computer (Mac or Windows):
- Download the plugin (life-work-collins-plugin.zip, 1.1 MB). If your Mac unzipped it automatically, no problem: the original .zip is still in Downloads.
- In Claude Desktop open Customize (left sidebar), then Plugins.
- Choose Add, then Upload plugin, and pick the .zip file you downloaded.
- Start a new chat and say: “Help me think through a decision.”
SHA-256 fingerprint of the zip:
092ce49afd2e4f7ff433b8a533d4aadf4a88951f7b4e87ce1b1654599fce0c15
Add it to Claude Code, Codex or another agentFor technical users · three steps, one ready-made message
- Download the kit (life-work-collins.zip, about 1.8 MB) and keep it in Downloads.
- Open Claude Code, Codex or your own agent and paste this message:
Please install the Life & Work kit for me. I saved the kit on this computer as a file named life-work-collins.zip (look in Downloads, then on the Desktop). Before opening it, check that its SHA-256 is bd6056230bfd741ac659167c42a7f0989d019da2eeae4083467a45ec02fdafc1 (Mac/Linux: shasum -a 256 <file>; Windows: Get-FileHash <file>); if it differs, stop and tell me. Unzip it into a new empty temporary folder and run the installer that matches this computer (you can tell which one it is; I do not have to choose): on a Mac or Linux, sh <folder>/life-work/install.sh ; on Windows, powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File <folder>\life-work\install.ps1 . If it asks for anything, finish those steps. Then tell me in two lines what was installed and start the first conversation (the map skill) with me right away.
- Answer its questions. It tells you what it installed and starts the first conversation.
SHA-256 fingerprint of the zip:
bd6056230bfd741ac659167c42a7f0989d019da2eeae4083467a45ec02fdafc1
What it does
On your phone, tap Start. In four short steps you pick the situation, describe it in one sentence, say what you expect and how confident you are (50, 70 or 90%), and choose when to check in (2 weeks, 1 month or 3 months). One tap on ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini copies your text and opens it there, with good questions built in.
On the check-in day the app asks: what really happened? One tap adds the check-in to your calendar, so your phone reminds you. Your check-in history shows how often your forecasts matched what happened. You can also ask a second AI to argue against your plan.
No account, no laptop needed. Everything stays on your phone. (In the browser version the check-in date waits on the home screen; a web page cannot ring your phone.)
On your computer, if you want more. The kit lives inside the AI you already use: Claude (desktop, web or Code), Codex, Gemini and others. It learns your goals once, helps with real work and decisions in your own files, suggests a relevant idea from your published work, and on the day you set brings you back to what you decided.
Your files stay on your computer and your notes on your phone. What you send to an AI is handled by the AI provider you choose.
Who made this: Vadym Chernets, PhD, AI researcher; two papers at NeurIPS 2026 workshops: Verification Theater and Self-Confidence in LLM Evaluation.