Enterprise UX · practitioner-built
Enterprise UX, run on AI.
Practitioner-built, not platform-built. A free email course that gives your project a memory, a free open source skill library, and the system that runs those skills as one loop.
01 · The ladder
Three products, one direction
All three are free and stay free. Take them in order or take only the one you need.
- 01FREE
{the brain}
A free 7-day email course that builds an Obsidian vault an LLM maintains for you.
Open - 02OPEN SOURCE
{the skills}
An open source Enterprise UX skill library. Needs a folder and an agent, nothing else.
Open - 03FREE
{the system}
The brain plus a loop of skills, where the output of one step is the input of the next.
Open
02 · Who this is for
You design the software people are paid to use
Not the app they choose. The system they are assigned.
- 01The claims-handling backoffice four departments argue about.
- 02The logistics planning tool that runs on a spreadsheet nobody admits to.
- 03The internal portal 4,000 people use and none of them like.
- 04The green-screen terminal with fifteen years of muscle memory in it.
- 05The team of one: you, an NDA, and a stakeholder who wants it Friday.
03 · The method
Every outcome is the next input
Each skill reads a file, does one thing, and writes the next file. That is why it compounds instead of resetting every session.
request- /euxlab-grill-the-ask
docs/interview-guide.md- interviewing stakeholders and users
transcripts- /euxlab-create-personas-and-job-stories
research/personas/- /euxlab-synthesize
research/insights/- /euxlab-design-brief
docs/design-brief.md- designing
design- /euxlab-design-review
two reports
- skill
- artifact, what the skill writes
- handwork, you do this yourself
04 · Start here
{the brain}, free, seven days
One email per day, one action per day, and a project vault that keeps getting denser after you stop reading.
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