while you read this, the manual way costs you:
every hour = content not posted, leads not followed up, money not made.
get the operator ↓the math: 10 dms a day x 3.5 minutes a reply = 35 minutes a day = 17 hours a month. your numbers may be worse.
a complete ai operator you install into the claude you already pay for. it turns one video into a week of posts, drafts the replies sitting on you, and runs the boring stuff on a schedule you set, for your business and the rest of your life. you stop doing the busywork. it does.
founding access · install in an afternoon, no code · no new subscription
on the next page, instantly: the operator cheat sheet + your founding checkout · one backup email · one-click unsubscribe, anytime
built by Eli Hitz · certified by Anthropic 5 times · 268% of quota at Deel
watch the operator run a full monday
you can write a good prompt. that was never the problem. the problem is that nothing runs unless you sit down and run it. the ai is a tool on the shelf, not a teammate doing the work.
the reposting, the replies, the weekly tidy-up. the ai helps for ten minutes, then you're back to doing it by hand.
every task starts from a blank chat. nothing remembers your business, your voice, or what you did last week.
a real hire takes work off your plate. right now the ai adds a step instead of removing one.
move the sliders. this is the work the operator takes off your plate, priced honestly against what you'd pay a human to do it.
numbers update live ↓
estimate only, for illustration. your time-cost depends on your own rate and hours.
the operator is not a new tool to log into, a new subscription, or a bot you have to babysit. it installs into the claude you already pay for.
under the hood it's a set of skills (the things it knows how to do), a project that holds your business context, voice and offers, and a runbook that tells it what to do and when. drop them in once and your ai stops being a blank chat and starts being a teammate that knows your business.
honest version: this is a configured claude, not a sci-fi robot running while you sleep. it does the work when you kick off a cadence. the magic isn't autonomy. it's that the setup, the skills, and the runbook are already built, so it works the first time instead of after three weeks of fiddling.
who built it: Eli Hitz, ten years closing enterprise deals (268% of quota at Deel, plus Criteo), agency work at McCann, and a start at HBO and Bloomberg, certified by Anthropic, the company that makes Claude, five times: Claude 101, Claude Code 101, Claude Cowork, and both AI Fluency certifications. the operator is built on how the tool actually works, not guesses.
turns one long piece into a week of shorts, posts and captions in your voice.
the DMs and emails sitting on you, answered in your voice, ready for you to send.
sorts what matters, drafts the easy replies, flags the few that need you.
tells you what moved, what stalled, and the three things to do next.
your prices, your customers, your voice, kept straight so nothing comes out generic.
swap any task in or out. it's your hire. you write the job description.
the one you already pay for. nothing new to buy, nothing to connect.
add the skills + project, paste your business context where the guide tells you. ~15 minutes, fully walked through.
kick off the monday runbook. it goes to work. you tweak it once and it's yours for good.
half the busywork in your week was never "business" in the first place. the operator doesn't care which list a job came from. a job is a job.
the dms and emails piling up, drafted in your voice so you read, tweak, and hit send.
the "just following up on that payment" emails you keep putting off, written so you never sound desperate.
the long recording sitting in a folder becomes shorts, posts and captions instead of nothing.
the leads and threads that went quiet get a nudge in your voice before they go cold for good.
sunday night, it lays the week out from your calendar and your list, so monday starts decided.
the reschedule emails, the "what do i need before that appointment" prep, the errand list, sorted.
the quotes, the options, the "which one do i actually buy" tabs, compared on one page instead of twelve.
the school emails, the gift list, the trip packing list, the who-picks-up-when. same operator, same cadence.
it's not a fully autonomous agent humming away 24/7 on its own servers. it's a configured claude: it acts when you give it a turn. what you're buying is the configuration, the skills and the runbook that make it actually useful from day one, instead of a blank chat you have to teach from scratch.
no api keys, no terminal, no integrations to wire up. the whole thing runs inside the claude interface you already know.
you're not adding a monthly bill. you pay once for the operator, and it lives on top of your existing claude plan.
if a skill doesn't work for how you actually run things, dm @closermethod and i rewrite it for you, free, as many times as it takes. made to work, not made to sit in a folder.
"wow 🤩 the closer kit is PERFECT!!!" · Aline, paying customer · built by Eli Hitz, certified by Anthropic 5 times
next page: your cheat sheet, instantly + the founding checkout. one backup email, one-click unsubscribe.
if a skill doesn't work for your business, dm @closermethod and i rewrite it free, as many times as it takes. pay once, yours forever, every future update included.
install the operator this afternoon and let it run the half of the business you keep putting off.
founding access · install in an afternoon, no code · no new subscription
on the next page, instantly: the operator cheat sheet + your founding checkout · one backup email · one-click unsubscribe, anytime
the operator is built from the same skills i build live every week inside the lounge. come watch one get made on claude, keep every skill the day you join, and bring your own work to get rewritten until it ships.
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