Paid pilot
Run one meeting through a customer-owned AI skill pack.
The first Atomic Bible offer is simple: one workflow, one meeting, one artifact your team can inspect. The pilot starts at $750 and runs inside the customer's own AI workspace.
Intake
The request is narrow on purpose.
A useful pilot starts with a real workflow and approved source material, not with a new platform.
Which recurring meeting creates follow-up or decision-reconstruction debt?What artifact would make the next day easier: brief, action register, follow-up draft, or memory update?Which AI workspace or internal model environment should run the pack?Which transcript, notes, invite, email, CRM note, or project file can be approved for the first run?What private/internal material must stay out of external follow-up drafts?
Close path
Founder-led invoice before checkout.
The first five pilots should close manually. Build payment infrastructure only after the offer converts.
Send the pilot request.Confirm the first workflow and approved inputs.Receive the manual agreement and $750 start invoice.Install the pack in the customer's own AI workspace.Run one real or sanitized meeting and score the result.
Product boundary
The customer's AI does the work.
Atomic Bible supplies the versioned workflow block: instructions, schemas, examples, checks, and review gates. The customer keeps control of the AI runtime, source files, approvals, and destination systems.
RuleNo Atomic Bible-hosted workflow required.
RuleNo checkout wall before the first five paid pilots.
RuleNo required Granola, Zapier, n8n, Notion, Gmail, Outlook, or calendar connector.
RuleNo automatic CRM, task, memory, or email write without human approval.
Ready means a buyer pays to run one real workflow.Review the team offer